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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
When will people learn. Trump is NOT a politican. He is a business man. He doesn't have a clue on how to run a country.
He has looked at what is happening, and is breaking every agreement possible. If it doesn't make money for America. He will pull out.
I was reading American Newspaper. Most of American towns that have Trump this or that. Want it removed as it is tarnishing the country.
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When will you learn Arthur to stop reading crap in every newspaper?
You read everything without actually ever thinking for yourself.
It is absolute rubbish Arthur, if he doesn't know how to run a country, I'd hate to see others really try their hardest to get the job numbers up, economy improving etc etc, all of
which is happening under President Trump.
This Iran deal was terrible, it was not ever passed by Congress because it was NOT a popular arrangement, even some Democrats opposed it, Obama feared he would lose if it passed through Congress, that's why he did not even try, but as for the deal as it stood...Billions of $$ handed over, sanctions lifted for what?
For Iran to improve it's economic prospects and be allowed to still make Nuclear weapons (In Secret) and use them by 2025.
Iran was not remotely interested in Peace, that was a blatant lie, that was obvious by the State sponsored terrorism, Iran was and is currently involved in.
The Iranians are not our friends, yet we would rather side with them than the current occupant of the White House, it is Trump derangement syndrome, yet again.
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
In a way not as the USA has broken an agreement. It does not set a great precedent for future agreements the country might make.
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I don't agree.
President Obama should have got the Iran deal passed through Congress, but because he knew it was not popular, there was even Democrats against it, he did not do it.
Trump is not an appeaser, that is perfectly obvious, given the fact that Macron and Merkel went to the U.S just weeks ago, trying to convince Trump to stay in the deal.