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> He did pull out of JCPOA, which some of his electorate actually wanted for various reasons How's that worked out for them? People in Appalachia feeling pleas
by nindalf 5y ago
> He did pull out of JCPOA, which some of his electorate actually wanted for various reasons
How's that worked out for them? People in Appalachia feeling pleased about the pain inflicted on the Iranian people? Or are they pleased that Iran stopped adhering to the deal and have resumed uranium enrichment? Or are they pleased about Iran's expanding influence in the Middle East?
It doesn't take much to to give people what they want. Pulling out of the JCPOA took only a couple of days. But it was not a good decision, and the fallout wasn't felt by the people who pushed for it.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 5y agoThat is on me. The example here was more intended to show that IAPAC got what it wanted out of Trump presidency. You are correct to point out that people of Appallachia did not get anything of value out of that exchange. Since that is the case, would you accept Keystone Pipeline ( https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/trump-administration-approves-keystone-pipeline-on-u-s-land https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/trump-administration-app... ), which was approved and, arguably, allowed for a lowering of energy cost across US? < It doesn't take much to to give people what they want. I do disagree with that statement. This is the hardest thing in politics.