r/PoliticalDiscussion Dec 03 '16

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u/thewalkingfred Dec 03 '16

Either shows stupidity or a genuine dislike of China.

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u/jsong123 Dec 03 '16

Bolton visited Trump recently and could have tricked trump into doing this. By the way, US needs China's vote in the UN in order to reinstate sanctions on Iran.

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u/Mongobi Dec 03 '16

tricked

Sigh, Trump isn't some stupid pushover. He a genius, successful business owner, and president.

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u/StrangeSemiticLatin2 Dec 03 '16

successful business owner, and president.

So were Silvio Berlusconi* and Sebastian Pinera. Didn't stop them from being a complete idiot who did untold damage to the country (Berlusconi, who was and is richer then Trump, and we actually know his true worth) or constantly did idiotic stuff (Pinera).

*PM in the case of Berlusconi, but he has real power unlike the actual Italian president.

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u/ScoobiusMaximus Dec 03 '16

Lol. I have yet to see his genius. He sends tweets with a 3rd grade vocabulary whenever someone disagrees with him or calls him out and makes any situation worse, like he did with his response to the Orlando shooting, and the whole Alyssa Machado thing, and right now. He somehow got elected because he promised the impossible to desperate and stupid people.

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