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POTUS Makes Changes To National Security Council

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I'm not in charge. My guy lost. I got over it.

 

Same here... Never got out of the primaries. He was black though... My racism shines through, just can't hide it.

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I'm beginning to think that Trump Administration's MO is to keep the waters muddy so no one can see what's really being done beneath the surface.

 

Well they do lie to the public on purpose and they have all but ruined the credibility of media that criticizes them in an effort to keep the truth hidden from us all.

Well they do lie to the public on purpose and they have all but ruined the credibility of media that criticizes them in an effort to keep the truth hidden from us all.

 

AND given a new name to lying: alternative facts.

Obama said thats what Cops were doing to citizens every day. Like I said, it started well before Trump.

 

False.

AND given a new name to lying: alternative facts.

 

Cannot forget that!!!!

It is truly amazing the amount of insane things being done by this administration in such a short amount of time. Even more amazing is the spin by their supporters.

You and Jesse and his posse would be incensed if I detailed it out. Suffice it to say, I believe very strongly that what is in the best interest of the US as a whole is not what is being planned.

 

I've felt the same way before...but I realized that I was shortsighted. Just because I disagreed with someone doesn't mean they were out to destroy the country, I think they truly believed what they were doing was right...even if I didn't at may times.

It is truly amazing the amount of insane things being done by this administration in such a short amount of time. Even more amazing is the spin by their supporters.

 

Ah, the "SPIN" is flowing strong in both directions...and it is amazing to watch.

I've felt the same way before...but I realized that I was shortsighted. Just because I disagreed with someone doesn't mean they were out to destroy the country, I think they truly believed what they were doing was right...even if I didn't at may times.

 

Please ..

Ah, the "SPIN" is flowing strong in both directions...and it is amazing to watch.

 

Nah, it's only flowing in one direction. Poop rolls downhill. :lol2: :lol2:

Please ..

 

So you truthfully think Trump is out to undermine the country? Or do you not believe what I said about my own feelings?

Nah, it's only flowing in one direction. Poop rolls downhill. :lol2: :lol2:

 

Thanks Obama! :lol2::lol2:

Did you point this out as Obama surrounded himself with "yes people?" I would love to read that post, if you made one.

 

There it is again. What does this move by Trump have to do with Obama? Come on Dino. You are sharp and you are not a Trumpeteer. Let's talk about this move by Trump and not try to measure it against Obama.

 

Of all the moves by Trump in week one, this is the one move that raises a red flag for me. Almost everything else is political action with Trump doing what he promised and was elected to do. This change to the NSC is a concern. Trump is a complete novice in foreign affairs. He removes knowledgeable, experienced advisors and brings in a campaign advisor whose experience is as a Goldman Sachs employee, movie producer and running a media website. This is a concern.

There it is again. What does this move by Trump have to do with Obama? Come on Dino. You are sharp and you are not a Trumpeteer. Let's talk about this move by Trump and not try to measure it against Obama.

 

Of all the moves by Trump in week one, this is the one move that raises a red flag for me. Almost everything else is political action with Trump doing what he promised and was elected to do. This change to the NSC is a concern. Trump is a complete novice in foreign affairs. He removes knowledgeable, experienced advisors and brings in a campaign advisor whose experience is as a Goldman Sachs employee, movie producer and running a media website. This is a concern.

Obama is and will continue to be fair game when liberals attempt to apply a double standard to Trump's administration.

 

There were Obama cabinet members who were on the job for months before they even met Obama. I would be surprised if he left office without meeting or talking to some of them after they were confirmed.

 

I believe that the POTUS should be spending more time with the cabinet-level members of his administration than with his putter. Whether he meets with them one on one, all at once, or in any combination, I really do not care. In my experience, committees work best when their size is limited to no more than six or seven members. Other employees can always be invited to a meeting on an as-needed basis. If Trump prefers to meet with groups larger than seven, then I am sure that he has more experience running meetings than I do.

Oh well. If Obama sucked so bad, I just don't get the fascination with comparing Trump to him. That isn't the standard to beat, is it? The Obama standard?

 

This move by Trump should concern everyone. We have a complete novice in foreign policy as President. He needs all the experienced knowledgable advisors he can get in the room with him - and Goldman Sachs employee/movie producer/media maven Bannon is not a foreign policy expert.

 

I can't help but be amazed at the irony. Trump's favorite targets in the campaign - big banks (and especially Goldman Sachs) and the media. His top advisor is a former Goldman Sachs employee and a media person. And that person replaces foreign policy experts.

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