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If so, then why not say so? Why just say "remove her", instead of "remove her because..."? Does Trump think that the whole world obeys his every word, with no
by AnimalMuppet 1y ago
If so, then why not say so? Why just say "remove her", instead of "remove her because..."?
Does Trump think that the whole world obeys his every word, with no justification needed?
- 1659447091 1y agoIt's not about obeying or any other nonsense. It's politics, which people seem to miss my point about. Israel’s prime minister is a Trump admin friend, he has a meeting with him on Monday. It follows a pattern of his admin to bring up things related to people he has dealings with just before he deals with them. It does not match his pattern of a real grievance of having offended him, in which case the bland (by Trump standards) statement was unlikely to be his idea and more likely his strategist politicking a move that also happen to check a couple auxiliary boxes -- so not anything that means anything other then a token to take into a meeting
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoAh, I see. Yes, makes sense.
- sigwinch 1y agoIt’s a template, right? Trump doesn’t know shit about Lisa Monaco. His post is a list of grievances with two prior administrations. At Microsoft, Monaco works with Trump’s own former trade rep CJ Mahoney. Loomer types and Trump hits send.