2 Scoops wrote: » Ranting and raving about a foreign leader everyday for the past 18 months is normal "opposition" is it? I'd say it's you lot who have the personality disorder.
WinnyThePoo wrote: » You've spent the last two years being wrong, get over it.
Phonehead wrote: » Discussing the actions of the President of the USA in a thread dedicated to his Presidency in a Politics forum But the fact that you have to attack the posters and not defend him, this tells me that you can't actually defend what is being discussed.
jobbridge4life wrote: » Criticism of the leader is a mental illness now?
Phonehead wrote: » 1) Absolutely zero notes, tapes or anything maintained to document what was said or agreed. 2) Trump showed Kim a 2 minute amateur hour video on his iPad which projected what life would be like after denuclearization. LOL and they used a production companies logo who had zero input into the video. Said company was quick to heavily criticize “The whole enterprise reeks of amateurism and comes off as an attempt to check the box on a harebrained idea that presumably originated in the oval office.”
2 Scoops wrote: » If you any ounce of integrity or honesty you'd see my post was in response to certain posters calling those who have differing opinions as cult like among other insults, you chose to overlook that though. It's always the same, hypocritical posts following by the moral high ground.
Oafley Jones wrote: » .. Maybe this will be the catalyst that gets things (finally) moving along.
VonZan wrote: » What is actually being discussed here? Besides the musings of some posters and link dumps the only other thing going on in this thread is a burning desire for Trump to crash and burn. Let's not pretend and call this any form of political analysis.
Nox wrote: » How about getting the hostages back? Is that correct enough?
Nox wrote: » I think that Leroy 42 has the right to any opinion he desires. Unfortunately for him, the question I posed was to Everlast 75. My question to Everlast remains unanswered. Now in response to Mr. Leroy … you obfuscate in your post. Our POTUS gave up NOTHING
RIGOLO wrote: This is all very positive for POTUS and the mid-terms, as the economy steam rolls along, its making it harder for the Democrats to get any traction with voters. Say goodbye to taking over the house , and in so doing say goodbye to the impeachment .
Nox wrote: » A plane load of cash hardly equates to "release".
jooksavage wrote: Citation? I dont recall a cash for hostages arrangement with NK, though I stand to be corrected. As long as youre not confusing this with comprehensively disproven claims that a plane load of cash was paid to Iran for hostage releases.
RIGOLO wrote: » And rounding off a stellar week for POTUS, Abes visit to Washington, the G7 performance and movement on the NK front, the FED has topped off DTs birthday cake with a big cherry. A very hawkish report from the Fed yesterday, pointing to an endorsement of DTs economic policy. Inflations heading for a steady 2% as targetted, forecasting 3.6% for unemployment, 3.6% thats an incredible number, and also the most important part is the wording thats used. Its all in the terminology when it comes to reading these reports and the FED whicc is usually conservative is using some very strong and positive lingo to express its outlook for the US economy . the 0.25% increase in interest rates was expected , and had been priced into the market. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/13/fed-hikes-rate-by-a-quarter-point.html Plus the numbers out of Chinas were dissapointing, industrial output fell. Again Trumps economic plan is making the right waves for US growth . And he has barely gotten started. It takes weeks and months for any decision to take effect, expect more positive economic news for the US and Trumps Presidency in the coming months as his strategic decisions are given more time to work thru the markets. This is all very positive for POTUS and the mid-terms, as the economy steam rolls along, its making it harder for the Democrats to get any traction with voters. Say goodbye to taking over the house , and in so doing say goodbye to the impeachment .
Nox wrote: » Interesting reply. A plane load of cash hardly equates to "release". [...]
jooksavage wrote: » Citation? I dont recall a cash for hostages arrangement with NK, though I stand to be corrected. As long as youre not confusing this with comprehensively disproven claims that a plane load of cash was paid to Iran for hostage releases.
The money was flown into Iran on wooden pallets stacked with Swiss francs, euros and other currencies as the first installment of a $1.7 billion settlement resolving claims at an international tribunal at The Hague over a failed arms deal under the time of the Shah.
