That tweet warrants an explanation. How have the Kurds taken advantage of the United States? That is ridiculous. This is also yet another example of Trump using "stick people" as a means of validation. He says only that "Some thought I shouldn't". Who is this "some", exactly? The two appointments most lauded by his critics as quality choices for their credentials and expertise have been H.R. McMaster and James Mattis. Notice how Trump never delves into specifics when making a statement like this. He can't cite anyone who was opposed to Mattis as the Secretary of Defense.
Because the first president in 30 years to start a drawdown is the one that we need to be concerned with pushing the red button. It does not follow.Why do you say that? Its not hard to imagine that with Trump in particular the apparatus is putting in a few speed bumps to keep him from doing something stupid.
There's a lot of fear-mongering in the media and lot of wobbly knees on the left.
Because the first president in 30 years to start a drawdown is the one that we need to be concerned with pushing the red button. It does not follow.
Yep. I was wondering if there was a sourced quote that I had missed, then remembered who I was dealing with.Anyone else remember when the news would actually follow up such "information" and get verification before running with such nonsense?
You could tell the media anything these days and they'd have it on the headlines in a half hour. Regardless of how stupid it is.
Why do you say that? Its not hard to imagine that with Trump in particular the apparatus is putting in a few speed bumps to keep him from doing something stupid.
Fair enough. He’s the first to shut down a theatre of operations instead of drawing down then opening new theatres. Whether he stays on track is to be determined.Well, factually of course you are wrong. He's not first.
Second, your theory as to why he did it is in the interests of some peace-promoting goal, whereas the more likely explanation is he bought into what Turkish President said on the phone, or its part of his Putin appeasement.
Putin told him not to so don’t worry about it, according to credible reports.Third, there are credible reports he asked to bomb North Korea and had to be talked out of it.
There is plenty of reason to worry about his irrationality.
The entirety of the news is no longer above the level of the tabloidAnyone else remember when the news would actually follow up such "information" and get verification before running with such nonsense?
You could tell the media anything these days and they'd have it on the headlines in a half hour. Regardless of how stupid it is.
If you believe such things, you are an idiot.
Why do you say that? Its not hard to imagine that with Trump in particular the apparatus is putting in a few speed bumps to keep him from doing something stupid.
During the last days of the Nixon Administration James Schlesinger, Nixon’s SEDEF told the commander something similar. He told the Strategic Command commander “If the president gave any nuclear launch order, military commanders should check with either him or Secretary of State Henry Kissinger before executing them.”
So yea it’s no that hard to believe because it’s happened before.
Time for you to face reality. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/06/09/AR2006060900891.htmlI believe there in a deep state as much as I believe Colin Kapernick is a starting NFL QB. Which don’t because he’s trash.