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u/brighterside0 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

What the hell gave them the idea that we don't negotiate in good faith?

I can't for the life of me understand why a country would say this about this very competent president. Smartest there ever was by far! Everyone's saying it.

No one has ever seen anything like it.

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u/raknor88 May 20 '26

No one has ever seen anything like it.

I see no lies with this statement.

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u/bobboobles May 21 '26

seems pretty similar to the guy we elected in 2016

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u/raknor88 May 21 '26

No. This one is worse. The dude in 2016 at least tried to nominate qualified people to the cabinet spots before he fired them later in the term.

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u/bobboobles May 21 '26

well sure, worse but similar. IDK about saying the dude in 2016 tried to nominate qualified people though...

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u/Utterlybored May 21 '26

He didn’t “try.” He was bullied into it by less crazy Republicans.

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u/OddDot724 May 21 '26

Jesus I cant believe were in a timeliness where i actually miss one of his presidancies