
iainpeden wrote:If peace talks between North and South Korea are successful, should Trump be in line for the Nobel peace prize?
Spiny Norman wrote:iainpeden wrote:If peace talks between North and South Korea are successful, should Trump be in line for the Nobel peace prize?
The bombing of Syria might count against it?
iainpeden wrote:Spiny Norman wrote:iainpeden wrote:If peace talks between North and South Korea are successful, should Trump be in line for the Nobel peace prize?
The bombing of Syria might count against it?
But is that not intended to protect an oppressed minority?
Spiny Norman wrote:I think it's time May cancelled Trump's visit next month.
This shocking treatment of separated families shows him to be not worthy of high office and not someone who should be welcomed to the UK on a formal basis.
Enough is enough.
verreli wrote:Spiny Norman wrote:I think it's time May cancelled Trump's visit next month.
This shocking treatment of separated families shows him to be not worthy of high office and not someone who should be welcomed to the UK on a formal basis.
Enough is enough.
So what has he done that is different from many other countries?
Gallup revealed Monday from its latest nationwide poll that President Donald Trump’s approval rating hit a record-high 45 percent, which ties the highest mark recorded on recurring poll that dates back to his first month of presidency.
Analysts at Nomura expect the US economy to continue to grow significantly above potential in 2018 and 2019, boosted by tax cuts and a pick-up in government spending.
“Job gains remain well above the long-term sustainable pace and will likely push down the unemployment rate to levels not seen since the late 1960s. However, we expect soft productivity growth to persist, held down by structural declines in underlying business dynamism (e.g., the rate of new business formation and workers changing jobs). Lower dynamism also places downward pressure on wage growth.”
Spiny Norman wrote:verreli wrote:Spiny Norman wrote:I think it's time May cancelled Trump's visit next month.
This shocking treatment of separated families shows him to be not worthy of high office and not someone who should be welcomed to the UK on a formal basis.
Enough is enough.
So what has he done that is different from many other countries?
Do you think what's he doing is alright?
verreli wrote:Spiny Norman wrote:verreli wrote:Spiny Norman wrote:I think it's time May cancelled Trump's visit next month.
This shocking treatment of separated families shows him to be not worthy of high office and not someone who should be welcomed to the UK on a formal basis.
Enough is enough.
So what has he done that is different from many other countries?
Do you think what's he doing is alright?
I think we have enough problems in the UK to be dealing with. Tactically it isn't smart to publicly criticise a country that's your ally, especially if you want to develop the relationship.
verreli wrote:...Tactically it isn't smart to publicly criticise a country that's your ally, especially if you want to develop the relationship.
Spiny Norman wrote:The ice on which Trump has skated about on for a while appears to be getting even thinner.
Wonder how long it'll be until he is led away to impeachment, or resigns, as Nixon did?
....it would be merciful if Mike Pence was only president for a short time. His views are utterly terrifying and he's much more competent than Trump.
....it would be merciful if Mike Pence was only president for a short time. His views are utterly terrifying and he's much more competent than Trump.
Paul_Reflex wrote:....it would be merciful if Mike Pence was only president for a short time. His views are utterly terrifying and he's much more competent than Trump.
It would be better if that sociopath never ever got the opportunity to be POTUS at all.
US President Donald Trump has responded to speculation that he might be impeached by warning that any such move would damage the economy.
"I tell you what, if I ever got impeached, I think the market would crash, I think everybody would be very poor."
“We’re the only country in the world where a person comes in and has a baby, and the baby is essentially a citizen of the United States,” Trump told “Axios on HBO” in an interview, excerpts of which were released Tuesday. “It’s ridiculous. And it has to end.”
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