Why isn't the board in full melt down?

#126
#126
ClearwaterVol said:
So many years of failed US relations with Russia is now all Obama. This is an ill informed comment as many of the comments made by the far left regarding Trump.
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No it isn’t all Obama. He’s just the latest to try the worn out method of condemning rhetoric

I’d like to see us practice more of an engagement strategy while holding a stick I hand. Never ending sanctions with no dialog just doesn’t seem to yield fruit to me.

Use the stick (sanctions) to get their attention then apply the carrot (engagement and dialog) to affect change. I just don’t really see that much of it in recent years is all.
 
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#127
#127
FLVOL_79 said:
Truth stings a bit eh?
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That a sitting U.S. President referred to the United States as foolish and stupid? ...and then cowed like a btch when a reporter asked him if he trusted Putin more than his own Intelligence community.

Ur boi tried to stare Putin down and blinked. He didn't even have the nerve to tell him to cut it out.

All hat, no cattle.
 
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#128
NorthDallas40 said:
No it isn’t all Obama. He’s just the latest to try the worn out method of condemning rhetoric

I’d like to see us practice more of an engagement strategy while holding a stick I hand. Never ending sanctions with no dialog just doesn’t seem to yield fruit to me.

Use the stick (sanctions) to get their attention then apply the carrot (engagement and dialog) to affect change. I just don’t really see that much of it in recent years is all.
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I have never understood the refusal to engage in a dialogue. It is pretty much a guarantee that refusing to even listen will not yield results.
 
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#129
golfballs said:
I think you're missing a bigger point. This is an issue for us today because of Obama
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Septic said:
That a sitting U.S. President referred to the United States as foolish and stupid? ...and then cowed like a btch when a reporter asked him if he trusted Putin more than his own Intelligence community.

Ur boi tried to stare Putin down and blinked. He didn't even have the nerve to tell him to cut it out.

All hat, no cattle.
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Maybe your girl HRC would’ve done better, like carry her cute little reset button from Staples to meet Putin.

All cackle, more kankles.
 
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AirVol said:
Maybe your girl HRC would’ve done better, like carry her cute little reset button from Staples to meet Putin.

All cackle, more kankles.
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My girl? I don't like her either...

Anything else you want to make up in hopes of shoring up your failed "whatabout" argument?
 
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#133
AirVol said:
Maybe your girl HRC would’ve done better, like carry her cute little reset button from Staples to meet Putin.

All cackle, more kankles.
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We made 3 damn pages without somebody making a completely irrelevant Hillary comment. Keep your eye on the ball.
 
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n_huffhines said:
So now that we've established people here know Trump has begun his foreign policy apology tour, how do they feel about it?
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IMO it’s not an apology tour as you put it..... it’s what trump does... he schemes to get what he wants to accomplish.....he is not that hard to figure out.
 
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golfballs said:
Obama made a pattern of apologizing for what he sees as America’s legacy - slavery, segregation, racism, class and gender exploitation. None of which is productive in the least. In fact it’s part of his legacy of stoking racial division.

Obama’s apology tour had more to do w himself than being constructive to our nations foreign relations. By taking easy targets to elevate himself as morally superior than the former leaders of the country. In Japan, apologizing for the atom bomb was in no way constructive to our relations w them, in fact Japanese leaders urged him not to. He did it in anyway. And the way he went about it completely ignorant of history was even worse. Like apologizing for American slavery in Turkey - the inheritor of centuries of brutal Ottoman colonization.

Trump has no such pattern. He’s been very clear that the red scare hysteria in the left is not productive. But in action, he has certainly not been apologetic. In fact the opposite.
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Remember Obama isn’t the president anymore...the Chicken **** in Chief showed his true colors today. I’ll bully media members, beauty contestants etc but I’ll cower to the Russians
 
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volbeast33 said:
IMO it’s not an apology tour as you put it..... it’s what trump does... he schemes to get what he wants to accomplish.....he is not that hard to figure out.
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Are you suggesting he was wanted to look like Putin's b*tch?

Mission accomplished.
 
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AirVol said:
Maybe your girl HRC would’ve done better, like carry her cute little reset button from Staples to meet Putin.

All cackle, more kankles.
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This isn't a Hilary thing.



I tend towards the right on economic and defense matters... and what trump is doing is damn shocking and treasonous. Siding with a Russian dictator over his own intelligence agencies (all of them) on an international stage.


A bunch of the limp right hanging dicks in congress even finally mustered the balls to call him out.
 
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#146
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Sin City Vol said:
😂 yea by giving Putin a nice fluff job
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George W. Bush: "I looked Putin in the eye, I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy".

Barack Obama: “I am aware of the extraordinary work that you (Putin) have done on behalf of the Russian people”.

John Kerry: "Putin is intelligent, strategic and tactical"

Bill Clinton: "Putin is very smart, and we had a good, blunt relationship".
 
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golfballs said:
George W. Bush: "I looked Putin in the eye, I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy".

Barack Obama: “I am aware of the extraordinary work that you (Putin) have done on behalf of the Russian people”.

John Kerry: "Putin is intelligent, strategic and tactical"

Bill Clinton: "Putin is very smart, and we had a good, blunt relationship".
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None of that says “I believe Putin over our intelligence agency” that’s what happened today. Please focus on the now and not the past
 
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