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“John Bolton is a brilliant man with decades of experience in foreign policy. His point of view was not always the same everybody else in the room. That’s why you wanted him there. The fact that he was a contrarian from time to time was an asset, not a liability.”​
Asked who should replace Bolton, Romney said, "John Bolton."
 
#20,931
#20,931
Hunerwadel said:
You just hit on all of the right wing talking points. What most people really hear when the right rolls them out is: quack quack, quack quack quack, quack, quack quack quack, quack, quack, quack quack quack.
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I watched every minute of the Democratic debates, and watched all of them raise their hands, and listened to what each said during and since then.You may call them talking points, but I heard them loud and clear.
 
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#20,933
I didn't like Bolton when he was hired. Way too hawkish on Iran. I can only hope that Trump canned him because he was too hawkish.
 
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#20,934
evillawyer said:
I didn't like Bolton when he was hired. Way too hawkish on Iran. I can only hope that Trump canned him because he was too hawkish.
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False. He fired him because it became public that the two disagreed on a lot of things and that makes Trump mad because he thinks it makes it look like he doesn't know wtf he's doing.

So reality. If Trump could fire it, he would.
 
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lawgator1 said:
False. He fired him because it became public that the two disagreed on a lot of things and that makes Trump mad because he thinks it makes it look like he doesn't know wtf he's doing.

So reality. If Trump could fire it, he would.
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When push comes to shove, who really gaf?
 
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lawgator1 said:
Interesting. So the market sees a higher chance of a deal with Iran?
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If the markets react that violently to a tertiary event, doesn't it lead you to question the validity of the market as anything but another LV establishment on the lam?
 
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AM64 said:
If the markets react that violently to a tertiary event, doesn't it lead you to question the validity of the market as anything but another LV establishment on the lam?
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*cough* buy bitcoin. *cough*
 
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#20,945
n_huffhines said:
LOL, it's only like a 2% drop in price.
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I realize that, but I love it when people use plots making change look catastrophic. My other point really is that the big investors use any excuse to drive change knowing that they've already set in motion the wheels to extract the losses of the herd that tag along.
 
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AM64 said:
I realize that, but I love it when people use plots making change look catastrophic. My other point really is that the big investors use any excuse to drive change knowing that they've already set in motion the wheels to extract the losses of the herd that tag along.
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Come on, man, it definitely fooled you
 
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1972 Grad said:
Like we are going to vote for open borders, mandatory gun buybacks, post birth abortions, Medicare for all, "free" college, reparations, healthcare for illegals, sanctuary cities and states, liberal S.C. Justices, green new deal, abolishing fossil fuels, abolishing fracking and cheap energy, more job killing regulations, lawlessness in the streets, non-support of law enforcement, higher taxes, etc. , etc., and so on and so forth.
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But you nominated Trump over 16 others.
That has always been and will always be the head scratcher.
You can find other people who support your causes that aren't horrendously despicable humans.
 
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