Dow down 700 points, but I'm sure it's all Obama's fault. All you had to do was leave it alone and take the credit Dumbass.
Didn't you know? The fourth snowstorm that hit NY this week is Obama's fault. Hell, Facebook debacle is Obama's fault.
John Bolton huh? I remember this clown. This was the mongoloid who kept promoting the stupid Iraq War that got thousands of people killed for no reason. And here's the best part: Trump attacked the intelligence efforts that led to the Iraq War and called it "Single Worst Decision Ever Made". In fact, Trump on many occasions has used the Iraq War as a reason to attack the intelligence community. "If they got the Iraq War wrong, they can get my collusion with Russia wrong!" Now he goes and hires a guy who was all for and promoted the war.
And here's the best gem of the day. It looks like "Guccifer", the guy who hacked the DNC and leaked it to Wikileaks, was a member of the GRU-- Russia's military intelligence service. He got caught because he forgot to turn on his VPN client, and they traced it to the GRU. OOOppsies! https://www.thedailybeast.com/exclu...evealed-he-was-a-russian-intelligence-officer So Roger Stone defended and communicated with a member of the GRU. Lovely. I hope Mueller is burning the midnight oil tonight.
Also, that pedophile Albino Julian Assange lied when he said the leak did not come from Russia. Now we know it came from their largest intelligence agency the GRU. Wikileaks has always been rumored to be an arm of Russian intelligence but now it has been confirmed to be true. Of all the things they could have leaked about Putin and his allies, have they leaked a single one? How come all the leaks are to damage the USA and our allies?
http://foreignpolicy.com/2018/03/23/welcome-to-the-dick-cheney-administration/ "Bolton is also something of an Islamophobe and is deeply suspicious of international institutions, but that hardly makes him unique in American foreign policy circles either. He seems especially fond of using military force, but how many prominent foreign policy intellectuals are openly opposed to it, and willing to stand up and say so? I’d say damn few, because nobody angling for a top job in Washington wants to be seen as “soft.” Remember how Democrats and Republicans alike applauded Trump when he authorized some strategically meaningless cruise missile strikes on the Assad regime? That simple fact goes a long way toward explaining how the United States came to be waging wars of various sorts in a dozen or more countries, with no end in sight and with hardly anyone saying boo about it. Bolton is just a more outspoken member of the consensus here too. Don’t get me wrong: I’m not trying to “normalize” this appointment or suggesting that it shouldn’t concern you. Rather, I’m suggesting that if you are worried about Bolton, you should ask yourself the following question: What sort of political system allows someone with his views to serve in high office, where he helps talk the country into a disastrous war, never expresses a moment’s regret for his errors, continues to advocate for more of the same for the next decade, and then gets a second chance to make the same mistakes again? So by all means worry. But the real problem isn’t Bolton — it’s a system that permits people like him to screw up and move up again and again." Ron
And now DACA is the Democrat's fault. "I am considering a VETO of the Omnibus Spending Bill based on the fact that the 800,000 plus DACA recipients have been totally abandoned by the Democrats (not even mentioned in Bill) and the BORDER WALL, which is desperately needed for our National Defense, is not fully funded. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 23, 2018" Ron
If there was ever any question that the Republicans were somehow fiscally responsible, look no further than the insane omnibus bill they are passing. Cutting taxes is great but you need to cut spending too. Not that it's a surprise to anyone but it's sickening how much corporations run this country and are running it into the ground. Our grand children are going to be left with a financial debacle.
Trump signed the spending bill. That officially closes the book on any wall along the southern border
