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https://currently.att.yahoo.com/news/lov...16960.html

This is a part of the Trump Legacy that will go down in history.


[*]Trump's HHS secretary desperately tried to stop Trump from tweeting praise of China's president Xi Jinping over his pandemic response.

[*]"For the love of God, don't do that," Alex Azar told Trump, according to a new book.

[*]When Trump ignored him, Azar rushed to other officials to stop him from sending the tweet, but it was too late.


But Trump ignored the plea. He was fresh off of a trade deal with China that he believed would boost his political support in the Midwest and thought it would be smart to tip his hat to Xi, the book said.

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^^ You may well have this right, albeit for the wrong reasons. I say Trump always expected history to judge him by the facts of his presidency, errant tweets and all. Trump knows he he took some very bad advice as that had to do with many of his hires, for example. He is also aware some of his tweets were very ill advised. And yet at the worst, all things like that really did were to let the people know how he actually felt, which was a glorious bypass of the lying press.

Further I consider his Xi praises (which I believe to have been an effort at reverse psychology) to have been a mistake. But given the number of times Trump was bitten by the very aides and advisors whom he rightfully expected to be beholden to the people, I don't blame him one bit for running over much of their advice. Viciously attacked, seditiously leaked on, plotted against and continually lied to literally from day one, Trump has more knife tracks up his back than Julius Caesar. None-the-less history will judge him adequately for his victories and his failures. As it will the blindsides delivered to the people's choice for president by the likes of Dan Coats and General Milley. My opinion.

The trade deal was a serious blow to Xi, and he wanted to rid himself of it ASAP. Just as our blocking the Nord Stream natural gas pipeline, was a serious blow to Putin. To say Putin tried to help DJT is idiocy IMO. But either way, Trump wanted to completely break any dependency America may have had on China, conversely the left wants as much dependency on China as is remotely possible. So don't try and act like the rabid chipmunks have the highroad in any of this. As we speak they're busy reestablishing the very supply chains that landed the US at China's mercy in the first place. Aviation grade aluminum for example. If and when the US has to face down against China, surely you guys aren't stupid enough to believe China will continue selling the US the aluminum needed to build fighter jets, or the steel needed to build nuclear submarines and other ships of war are you?

They presently have our automobile industry in a year's long strangle hold right now over the highly unlikely chip shortage. But I'm certain your superior intellect puts your view of trade in the right. We should have just asked Hitler nicely and he would have gladly obliged our war effort to sell us everything we might need. Geniuses all.

[*]TRT if your typing your lying
Didn't your King said "I only hire the best people" Is that Dr. Fauci's Fault or your King ? Here's a little refresher for your short term memory problem or should I diagnose selective memory I think it's the latter.


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Well TRT and Quooter here's another milestone under our President Biden.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/23/investing...index.html

Jet I would bet you didn't sell your stock because you Know the economy and stock market always does better under a Democrat History will prove that.

TRT if your typing your lying