I told Rex Tillerson, our wonderful Secretary of State, that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with Little Rocket Man...
...Save your energy Rex, we'll do what has to be done!
“When I look at this, Seth,” Stelter asked, “I wonder: are we at the point where folks on TV should be questioning the President’s stability?
Watch the segment above, via CNN.
Yes we should. Yesterday Tillerson said the administration had diplomatic channels open directly with North Korea, today Trump is belittling it.
We dont need a president playing Russian Roulette with the nations safety.
“I wonder: are we at the point where folks on TV should be questioning the President’s stability?"
We are waaayyyyy beyond that point.
Trump doesnt like it when his underlings even slightly upstage him in public. When Tillerson said there might be negotiations coming it took the spotlight off Trump for a moment.
Yep they started doing that when he came down the golden escalator and it backfired on them in a big way.
Did it though? The damage Trump has done to the republican brand may end up being worth the hassle of dealing with a pig in the WH.
No damage he led his party to a historic victory and downballot elections that put the republicans in the most seats they’ve had since the 1920’s.
We must be watching different news sources. Even Republicans can't believe what they got themselves into on my stations.
President Donald Trump is not “fit to serve as president,” American voters say 56 – 42 percent, and voters disapprove 57 – 36 percent of the job he is doing as president, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today…
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/dispatches/2017/09/28/new-poll-devastating-results-trump/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=Newsletter&utm_campaign=Nonreligious&utm_content=44
Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) on Sunday said if the GOP does not fix itself, he won't be able to continue supporting his own party.
"If the party can't be fixed, Jake, then I'm not going to be able to support the party. Period. That's the end of it," Kasich told Jake Tapper on CNN's "State of the Union."
"I mean, I'm worried about our country and my kids' future. But have I given up? Of course not," he continued.
Kasich shut down the suggestion that he is planning to become an independent but emphasized the need for the GOP to reform.
"No, not at this - what I'm saying to you is we need to fix it," he said when asked about becoming an Independent.
"If the Republican Party is going to be anti-immigration, if it's not going to be worried about debt, if it's going to be anti-trade, this is not where our party can be."
Kasich's comments came during a discussion of the recent Alabama Senate GOP primary runoff, where last week conservative former judge Roy Moore defeated Sen. Luther Strange (R-Ala.) in a race that gave a victory to the anti-establishment wing of the party.
Moore in his career has made numerous controversial remarks, including in 2005 that homosexuality should be illegal, according to footage unearthed by CNN.
Kasich laughed when Tapper asked if Moore, following the win in Alabama, is the future of the GOP.
"I certainly hope not," Kasich replied.
Moore is the future poster boy of the Trumpers.
He's right about the historic victory part, Hal. Never before have so many people contemplated Hari-Kari at the same exact moment.
Should We Be Questioning The President's Stability As He Undermines His Sec Of State On North Korea?
Ofcourse not, the time to start questioning the leaders sanity is WHEN the nukes start flying.... LOL
Sarc !