TRUMP is seriously dangerous

[seemslikeadream]

good .....that's seems to be best for you

I will continue to follow this huge political scandal and the crimes of trump .....and I see nothing wrong with doing that...again if you are not interested......think it is a waste of time......be kind to yourself stop wasting your time and move along to whatever it is that you are interested in and please keep in mind I am not posting for your approval here

I give up.

Goodnight.

[seemslikeadream]

Trump threatens world leaders who vote against him

Trump to the UN: Support my Jerusalem decision, or else

NEWS & POLITICS
Nikki Haley Embarrassed America by Bullying U.N., Says Ex-NATO Ambassador
Her comments were an "embarrassing spectacle of American diplomacy going in the wrong direction."
By Chris Sosa / AlterNet December 20, 2017, 10:58 PM GMT


Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO R. Nicholas Burns sharply criticized U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley and President Donald Trump for bullying countries who voted to criticize the U.S. decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

“I’m kind of surprised that Ambassador Haley is doing this,” Burns told CNN. “I don’t know if she’s been ordered to do this, but it’s not going to be effective. We’re a great country, we’re the leading, strongest country in the world. And our best presidents, our most effective presidents, they led with self-confidence and led with supporting our allies.”

"You can’t bully your best friends in the world—Germany, Britain, France—these are countries that have voted against us on the issue of Jerusalem. So I don’t think it’s going to work," he said. "I’m afraid that some countries will just double down in their vote against the United States because they have domestic politics too, they can’t bow down publicly to threats from the President of the United States.

His conclusion was that Haley's remarks were an "embarrassing spectacle of American diplomacy going in the wrong direction."
https://www.alternet.org/news-amp-polit ... ambassador

[Karmamatterz]

if anything, it will only draw the distinctions more clearly for them between the Republican and Democratic brands of American imperialism.

There is a difference? Surely you jest. What are we talking about? How they speak? Their hair color? Their differences in how they view gender? None of that matters, they all do the same things but some get more points for style and faux grace.

[seemslikeadream]

UN Votes 128-9 To Declare Trump’s Jerusalem Move ‘Null And Void’

By Associated Press Published DECEMBER 21, 2017 12:36 PM

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. General Assembly has voted 128-9 with 35 abstentions to declare President Donald Trump’s declaration of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital “null and void.”

Thursday’s vote, while a victory for the Palestinians, was significantly lower than its supporters had hoped for, with many forecasting at least 150 “yes” votes. It is noteworthy that 21 countries were absent.

In that sense, it was a victory for the United States, with Trump’s threat to cut off U.S. funding to countries that oppose his decision having an impact.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/un-vo ... salem-move

The vote in the UN General Assembly placed Canada in a difficult situation because Trump had threatened to retaliate against countries that support a resolution calling on him to rescind his plan to relocate the embassy.

A spokesperson for Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said the Canadian government is disappointed the resolution landed on the floor of the General Assembly.

“This resolution is one-sided and does not advance prospects for peace to which we aspire, which is why we will abstain on today’s vote,” Adam Austen said.
https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2017 ... ision.html

TRUMP'S ALLEGED "MAFIA CONNECTIONS" LOST HIM A BID TO BUILD SYDNEY'S FIRST CASINO
BY SOFIA LOTTO PERSIO ON 8/16/17 AT 8:35 AM.

Australian authorities once rejected Donald Trump’s bid for a hotel casino in Queensland, stating such a project would be “dangerous” on account of “Trump Mafia connections,” it has emerged.
http://www.newsweek.com/trumps-alleged- ... ino-651352

[Elvis]

he is a danger to our democracy and needs to be removed

The irony is that it was our democracy that put Trump into office.

[Rory]

I contest it's not at all ironic. The irony was in Clinton doing a Devon Loch, rather than Trump winning.

[seemslikeadream]

he is a danger to our democracy and needs to be removed

The irony is that it was our democracy that put Trump into office.

I might not agree with that

[Jerky]

For such a suspicious cohort, there seems to be precious little attention being paid here to the mounting evidence that the 2016 election was stolen (not BY Trump, but FOR him). And that's on TOP of the already historically unprecedented levels of Republican minority and student voter disenfranchisement in every state with a Republican legislature (not just in the Deep South) that has given the GOP a nearly five point "red shift" handicap in every election starting with the one in 2000.

Now just waiting for the usual suspects to chime in with "b-b-but HILLARY! b-b-but BERNIE!" as if the way a party chooses its candidate is in any way equivalent to a nation choosing its leaders (and also, Bernie would have lost).

J

[JackRiddler]

Bernie absolutely would have won, but Trump might win against him in 2020 given advantages of incumbency and fast pace of crises and constant new flying waves of bullshit.

[Jerky]

Jack, the idea that a Jewish socialist from Vermont would have won even a single Southern state - much less Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut, Pennsylvania or Ohio - seems risible to me.

Plus, his numbers with minorities were perilously low for a Democrat.

We see Bernie with a glowing golden glow around him now because he didn't have to run against a Republican on the national stage. We'll never know for certain of course, and the GOP is keeping their HUGE anti-Bernie dossier close to the vest in case he decides to run again in 2020 (a distinct possibility, God help us), but I suspect it would have been a soul-destroying slaughter.

J

[Elvis]

the idea that a Jewish socialist from Vermont would have one even a single Southern state - much less Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut, Pennsylvania or Ohio - seems risible to me.

In the primaries, Sanders won Indiana, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Maine. In all, Sanders won twenty-three primaries.


Bernie Sanders would have wiped Donald Trump off the floor.

[Jerky]

Those were Democratic primaries though.

I would have loved to see Bernie wipe the floor with Trump. I just don't think it would have gone down that way.

J

[SonicG]

Speaking of elections...Trump is looking forward to spending next year just appearing at rallies. He thinks he can coast magically on the Tax Bill "victory"...maybe he even believes that the wall and somehow flipping the trade deficit with China and all the other BS he promised will also just magically occur...God knows what the shock from hearing Mueller won't exonerate him and the investigation continues through next year with Trump as the target will do to him...oh my...But if he doesn't have a cardiac there and then, 2018 is going to bring a political crisis in the US of a pretty huge scale...

Trump plans to campaign aggressively for 2018 midterms: report

BY JULIA MANCHESTER - 12/16/17 05:19 PM EST

The Washington Post reported that the president's political aides have taken part in meetings with 116 candidates across the country in House, Senate and gubernatorial contests.

The president has reportedly expressed to those around him that is looking forward to traveling and holding rallies for Republican candidates.

White House political director Bill Stepien told the Post that he has been meeting with the president on a weekly basis, in which he has discussed candidates, poll numbers and their stances on policies in relation to Trump's.

Senior aides also told the Post that the president has expressed interest in Republican Missouri Senate candidate Josh Hawley's race, as well as potential candidates such as Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) and Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R), who are both rumored to be mulling Senate bids in their respective states.

Trump's campaign has begun the process of reaching out to the president's supporters, sending out a “2018 candidates” survey to his supporters to get their take on issues such as gun control and the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
http://thehill.com/homenews/administrat ... 8-midterms

The question is, who will this be dangerous to? The Republicans? If Trump turns toxic...
It also points to the military coup angle. I am sure the White House generals are more than happy to let Trump think he will just be speaking in front of adulatory crowds every other night...But I wholly believe the military might need to step in at some point and those generals will serve as point men for restoring "order"...

[Elvis]

I wholly believe the military might need to step in at some point and those generals will serve as point men for restoring "order"...

In the second Nixon term they were prepared to do just that.

[82_28]

Unfortunately, we may just need a "quickie" "war" for dump to test one of those USDA approved presidential freebies out on his own before he eventually gets incinerated in hell for being nothing but a "douche" his entire life. And that is just to begin with.

Let the poor boy get his alloted war for Christ's sake.