Well look here. If this comes from President Dipshit's administration it must be gospel.

Trump administration says Iran complying with nuclear deal

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has notified Congress that Iran is complying with the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal negotiated by former President Barack Obama, and says the U.S. has extended the sanctions relief given to the Islamic republic in exchange for curbs on its atomic program.

Trump administration says Iran complying with nuclear deal https://a.msn.com/r/2/BBA1fzr?m=en-us&ocid=News

 

Communists dont hire...they appoint.

Furthermore, it's not ''being forced''...its a ''suggestion''.

 

President Dipshit might not want to make things appear obvious and get together with the State Department.

Source: Associated Press

Trump has embraced autocratic leaders without hesitation

On Monday, as international monitors and European allies voiced concerns about the slanted political playing field in Turkey's referendum, the White House said Trump called Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to congratulate him on a victory that grants him more power. The message was at odds with Trump's own State Department, which expressed unease about a referendum that allows Erdogan to fulfill his long-held ambition for a presidency with executive powers.

Trump's tack on Turkey appeared to undermine his own State Department, which before the Erdogan phone conversation with Trump spoke of "irregularities" in the Turkish referendum and "an uneven playing field during the difficult campaign period." The White House's statement on Trump's call to Erdogan made no mention of those concerns.

 

White blue collar workers who want their well paid factory and mine jobs back are not ideologues. They are in favor of anything that they think will help them economically.

 

Former White House official slams Obama: ‘I think he left a more dangerous world’

A former Obama administration National Security Council staffer, Barry Pavel, slammed the previous president's policies in Syria on Fox News Monday, saying that Obama's inaction led to unstable situation. He also praised President Donald Trump's April 4 missile strike in Syria.

"I think [Obama] left a more dangerous world," Pavel said. "Potential adversaries know we had the capability, but not the will. Because they knew that the Obama administration would never use military force for any purpose, they felt free to conduct their coercive actions in the South China Seas, the Russians went into Iran and Syria and North Korea accelerated their nuclear arms program."

Pavel said that he suggested being more forceful with rogue leaders like Syrian President Bashar Assad, but Obama did not want to commit hundreds of thousands of troops. In response, Pavel said there was a middle ground between the two options.

Gary Samore, Obama’s White House coordinator for arms control and weapons of mass destruction, also praised Trump's decision.

"I applaud Trump," Samore said. "It was the kind of strike that Obama was planning – a limited military attack against the airfields in order to deter Assad from carrying out additional chemical weapons attacks, but he decided not to use it. Obama made a huge mistake by saying he was going to go to Congress for authorization, it turned out he did not have the votes.

While Trump's strike on Syria has mostly received bi-partisan support, some lawmakers have criticized the move.
"This escalation is short-sighted and will lead to more dead civilians, more refugees, the strengthening of al-Qaeda and other terrorists, and a possible nuclear war between the United States and Russia," Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard said in a statement. "This administration has acted recklessly without care or consideration of the dire consequences of the United States' attack on Syria without waiting for the collection of evidence from the scene of the chemical poisoning."

Gabbard herself was criticized earlier this year for taking a secret fact finding mission to Damascus, where she met with Assad.

Republican Senator Rand Paul also criticized Trump's decision, saying that the president needed Congressional authorization for the strike.

Shooter decides to show unsupporters the proper way to copy and paste.
You are welcome.

 

Present at the Destruction?

 

‘Stupid or nefarious?’: Rachel Maddow destroys Trump administration’s many missteps in brutal review

 

Let me get this right. Secretary of State Tillerson releases a report yesterday stating Iran is complying with the nuclear deal. Tillerson comes out today and says the deal will not stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon and was going down the path of North Korea.

So, sanctions were working on North Korea and Iran? Nope. North Korea has dozens of sanctions, yet building nuclear bombs. Iran with sanctions was well on its way.

I am wondering who in the White House told Tillerson to change his tone?

It appears to me President Dipshit and DoD want to go to war with three more countries. Add in Afghanistan and Iraq, the US will be at war in five countries. Just what this country needs.

 

Just like every thing else that comes out of the Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight they are giving mixed signals that confuse enemies and allies alike. And the really stupid thing here is Iran has an election coming up. And the entire country has been moving toward electing moderates. And a stupid move like this is all it would take to let the hardliners take over again.

Also how is Trump supposed to blow up an agreement that was approved by 5 other countries?

 

Trump, the PR hacks and their many many socks, and the Trump supporters all bragged about what all he would accomplish in his first 100 days. But that was all just a pack of lies. And now after bragging about all he would do in his first 100 days Trump is flip-flopping again.

Trump says ‘100 day’ benchmark is ‘ridiculous’ — after spending 2 years bragging about what he’d do in first 100 days

 

LOL, Democrats and their cult following are starting to go from self pity and depression to full libtard hate mode. They just can't win and remain clueless as to why. Moreover they still haven't figured out that just being against Trump won't win them elections or the support of the American people. They have no fresh ideas, they aren't trying to make change for the better. They are just against Trump and those on the Right.

Trump is moving his agenda forward while the Democrats point fingers and blame him for their own failures.

The Democrats have proven they are little more than a group of immature self loathing stupid people.

 

I find it sort of funny the way Trump ignores the democrats. He just goes on ahead with what he wants to do and the democrats keep crying and screaming.

 

Donald Trump's approval rating for his first three months in office is the lowest of any president since 1953, a new poll shows.

A Gallup poll released Thursday shows Trump averaged a job approval rating of 41 percent since his Jan. 20 inauguration- a figure 14 percent lower than any other president in Gallup's polling history.

The previous low - 55 percent - was set by Bill Clinton. The average first-quarter rating among post-World War II presidents elected to their first term is 61 percent; at 74 percent, John Kennedy's was the highest.

According to Gallup, first quarter presidential approval ratings were:

• Kennedy - 74 percent
• Dwight Eisenhower - 71 percent
• Jimmy Carter - 69 percent
• Barack Obama - 63 percent
• Richard Nixon - 62 percent
• Ronald Reagan - 60 percent
• George W. Bush - 58 percent
• George H.W. Bush - 57 percent
• Bill Clinton - 55 percent
• Donald Trump - 41 percent

 

Donald Trump is proposing tax cuts. The middle class will get a pittance. The rich will laugh all the way to the bank. Cutting taxes is Republican identity politics. They do not even pretend to be fiscally responsible any more. Republicans only complain about the national debt when they can somehow blame it on Democrats.

Trump also proposes deregulating Wall Street. Previous deregulation led to the Great Recession.

Trump has perfected the Reagan Playbook of exploiting the resentments of lower income whites in order to make the rich richer.

Trump's Deplorables are too stupid to see through the Vagina Grabber. They will join him in chants of "U.S.A. U.S.A" as their standard of living continues to decline.

 

Are these the same polls that said Trump has no chance of winning? No path to 270 electoral votes....

 

Ok Trump supporters and the PR hacks and their many many socks here is Trump's contract with America for his first 100 days and you tell me if Trump has completed that contract or is in violation of it.

You can do that can't you? Not my words. Not the liberal press. No spin. Just Donald J. Trump's own words.

https://www.donaldjtrump.com/press-...roundbreaking-contract-for-the-american-vote1

 

Who is Aya Hijazi, the American freed from jail in Egypt?

4/21/17

During nearly three years spent shuttling between an Egyptian jail and a Cairo courtroom cage in a case dismissed by human rights groups as “bizarre,” Aya Hijazi's American citizenship did not seem to count for much.

She was a dual national at a time when Egypt was gripped by the widest-ranging crackdown in its modern history. Her case had become a national scandal, cast by state media as a victory of law and order. And despite calls for her release, the Obama administration seemed to have little leverage with the Sissi regime to make it happen.

But on Friday, she entered the White House as a free woman, having flown home on a U.S. government plane after being acquitted in a Cairo court.

The court's decision came after months of backroom negotiations between the Trump administration and representatives of Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi.

Hijazi, 30, grew up in Falls Church, Va., graduating from George Mason University before moving to Egypt for further study. She went on to found the Belady Foundation, an organization that aims to shelter and rehabilitate marginalized street children.

As a crackdown on civil society groups was gathering pace in May 2014, police raided the Belady Foundation's Cairo premises. Hijazi was detained alongside her husband, Mohamed Hassanein, and others at the foundation. She would have to wait four months to even find out what she had been arrested for.


Aya Hijazi sits while reading a book inside a holding cell last month at a courthouse in Cairo. (Mohamed Abd El Ghany/Reuters)


Despite flimsy evidence, the group was eventually charged on seven counts, including operating an unlicensed organizations, inciting street children to join pro-Muslim Brotherhood protests and sexually assaulting minors. The group denied all the charges, and human rights lawyers said the evidence against them was fabricated.

The state's own forensic report found no evidence that any of the children in their care had been sexually abused. Reports suggested that a boy they had allegedly kidnapped had never been to the Belady Foundation, and he was later found in another province.

As Hijazi's imprisonment wore on, the case only unraveled further.

A senior Interior Ministry official told the al-Arabiya television network that the police raid on the Belady Foundation had not been authorized through proper channels, and that his officers had found no signs that children were being held against their will.

At one point, one of the children who had testified against Hijazi even wrote to her in prison, apologizing for a statement that he said had been given under duress.

Her trial was repeatedly postponed, often without a clear reason. When Hijazi did appear in court, she cut a quiet figure in the defendant's cage. In one memorable image from a hearing last month, she appeared in a different world altogether, lost in the pages of Maya Angelou's memoir “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.”

In a statement published after her acquittal, Human Rights Watch was quick to point out that her case was not unusual. “Aya Hijazi, her husband, and their colleagues are finally free, but the system that subjected them to a travesty of justice for nearly three years remains unchanged,” said Joe Stork, the organization's deputy Middle East director.

 

So what.

Trump fought against the leftists, the media, and most of the establishment GOP.

Trump is POTUS, anything else is irrelevant.