President Trump: Making America Great Again...

[Walter Sobchak]

For byu71:

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and for UT:

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[Jeff Lebowski]

This.

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[myboynoah]

This.

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So much funnier because it's true.

[old_gregg]

hey '71 read this you frothing dummy

http://www.byrdnick.com/archives/11072/the-bias-fallacy

[BlueK]

Maybe Americans are ok with the idea that Trump's campaign team was coordinating in some way with Russia. Perhaps they think we we should be making Russia more of an ally while coming down harder on traditional friends like the UK, Germany and other NATO countries. I don't agree with this view, but it's consistent with Trump's nationalist, anti-globalist, anti-free trade ideology. I think it will turn out to be bad for the economy if we go down too far this road, and I'll vote against candidates who embrace it. It's also troubling to me that we would cool relations with other free countries while being more friendly toward authoritarian ones, but it's consistent with Trump's and Steve Bannon's world views. I wonder how long the GOP can support this direction. I'm not sure it's going to work for them in the long run, but who knows.

[Topper]

Maybe Americans are ok with the idea that Trump's campaign team was coordinating in some way with Russia. Perhaps they think we we should be making Russia more of an ally while coming down harder on traditional friends like the UK, Germany and other NATO countries. I don't agree with this view, but it's consistent with Trump's nationalist, anti-globalist, anti-free trade ideology. I think it will turn out to be bad for the economy if we go down too far this road, and I'll vote against candidates who embrace it. It's also troubling to me that we would cool relations with other free countries while being more friendly toward authoritarian ones, but it's consistent with Trump's and Steve Bannon's world views. I wonder how long the GOP can support this direction. I'm not sure it's going to work for them in the long run, but who knows.

Do you really believe most US voters give much thought to foreign relations and alliances?

The support is more out of partisanship than out of a belief as to what is good policy. Just as when Democrats supported friendship with Russia.

[BlueK]

Do you really believe most US voters give much thought to foreign relations and alliances?

The support is more out of partisanship than out of a belief as to what is good policy. Just as when Democrats supported friendship with Russia.

Sure, most Americans probably don't think about it. But Americans do care as soon as policies start to punish them in the pocketbook, which is what this dopey so-called "economic nationalism" is eventually going to do if the GOP Congress goes against all their better instincts and allows it.

[Topper]

Sure, most Americans probably don't think about it. But Americans do care as soon as policies start to punish them in the pocketbook, which is what this dopey so-called "economic nationalism" is eventually going to do if the GOP Congress goes against all their better instincts and allows it.

But that would require voters to correlate the factors that contribute to the economic downturn.

[BlueK]

But that would require voters to correlate the factors that contribute to the economic downturn.

Voters always blame the party in power when the economy tanks, no matter what the real cause. Lots of historical precedent for that.

[BlueK]

Queue up the circus music again. Spicer: Trump didn't actually mean "wiretapping."

No, Trump is just a nutcase who somehow ended up president.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/13/politi...ing/index.html

[New Mexican Disaster]

Queue up the circus music again. Spicer: Trump didn't actually mean "wiretapping."

No, Trump is just a nutcase who somehow ended up president.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/13/politi...ing/index.html

Don't rush to judgment. I am sure Clinton or Obama did something similar.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Don't rush to judgment. I am sure Clinton or Obama did something similar.

Uncle Ted slacking off these days. Sad!

[BlueK]

Once again, shame on those of us who would take Trump literally. How unfortunate his spokespeople have to keep correcting us for that. At least that seems to be the usual response from the clown team.

[BlueK]

Uncle Ted slacking off these days. Sad!

Don't be too hard on Ted. He's just running out of material. I'm getting the sense from his most recent posts that even he is getting worn out by Trump's nonsense.

[BlueK]

I was on vacation last week, but did the Trump administration eventually decide it was a bad idea (politically) to take children away from their parents when caught trying to cross the border?