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Former National Security Advisor Susan Rice published an op-ed Sunday in the New York Times in which she declares that President Donald Trump “does more to undermine American national security than any foreign adversary.”
Rice wrote that Trump’s decision to withdraw from Syria — a conflict that the Obama administration allowed to drag on even after dictator Bashar al-Assad crossed Obama’s “red line” and gassed his own people — represented “[c]utting and running,” and she said that the departure of Secretary of Defense left the administration unstable (emphasis added)
The president couldn’t care less about facts, intelligence, military analysis or the national interest. He refuses to take seriously the views of his advisers, announces decisions on impulse and disregards the consequences of his actions. In abandoning the role of a responsible commander in chief, Mr. Trump today does more to undermine American national security than any foreign adversary. Yet no Republican in Congress is willing to do more than bleat or tweet concerns.
What do you think? Do you fear Trump over any foreign adversary?
The only reason I could agree with this... is that the world is upset that Trump is turning off the free flow of money and loyalty to the global world vision. So there could be a revolt there.
He loves money over his country! And he'll do anything for a buck.
People who love money have been offshoring manufacturing for years to save a buck, workers be damned. America has been defining and redefining self harm for years. Just look at what the average American eats, and the vast sea of drugs that America is swimming in. Trump is working to fix some of these problems, but the profiteers are working tirelessly to stop him.
People who love money have been offshoring manufacturing for years to save a buck, workers be damned. America has been defining and redefining self harm for years. Just look at what the average American eats, and the vast sea of drugs that America is swimming in. Trump is working to fix some of these problems, but the profiteers are working tirelessly to stop him.
He's not fixing anything, he is making our problems worse, plus, we have the genuine concern that he is brokering secret deals with Vladimir Putin that will hurt this country and its allies.
He's not fixing anything, he is making our problems worse, plus, we have the genuine concern that he is brokering secret deals with Vladimir Putin that will hurt this country and its allies.
Syria, anyone?
America has no business in Syria, period. They are a sovereign nation. If you're going to fight a war, at least have the guts to fight it in the open, instead of lying and trying to hide it while slaughtering scores of innocent civilians. There is absolutely nothing in Syria that is worth American blood.
As for America's problems, they have been getting worse for over a decade. Homelessness, drug overdoses, life expectancy declining, stagnant wages, illegal immigration, predatory trade practices/deals, this was all going on before Trump took office. He was elected to fix these problems, something dems did not have the guts to do. It will take time, effort and endurance to fix these problems, but at least someone is fighting for the American people for a change.
I can't keep track of where we want troops (cuz it's good) and where we don't want troops (cuz it's immoral). We are literally living out 1984 with full on domestic surveillance and an ever changing definition of good/evil in the world. Meanwhile, the things that I hope everyone can agree (except on this forum of course), affordable housing, affordable healthcare, affordable education and general safety are generally worse over the past decades.
(A word not allowed here) Susan Rice. Susan Rice is a war monger. Not interested in what she has to say.
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