I think he's trying to descalate things.
Taken out of context and ignoring the statements from the past 2 weeks, I could see how you would think that.
I think he's trying to descalate things.
Spicer aside, I think people are reading too much into Trump using the word "honored".
Spicer aside, I think people are reading too much into Trump using the word "honored".
Words from the President matters. Obama knew this better than anyone else. Trump is the complete opposite.
The President of the United States should choose his words wisely.Yes, but I feel like he doesn't think before he speaks very often. So I think this was a result of that.
He should though.
Man, I miss the time where our President was a leader to look up to. Obama can do an imposing glare when he wantsThere's a difference between diplomacy and sycophancy. We might use the word "diplomacy" in everyday speech to mean tact and politeness, but in international negotiations, diplomacy isn't synonymous with bootlicking:
The President of the United States should choose his words wisely.
Or else you might end up with a situation where the public is confused by the President saying he'd be honored to meet with North Korea
Man, I miss the time where our President was a leader to look up to. Obama can do an imposing glare when he wants
Words matter when you are the leader of a superpower.
In the past week, Trump has shown deference to North Korea and publicly demanded payment from South Korea for missile defense (which McMaster had to clean up after). What's the strategy here?
Words matter, but how do you know his words don't work? Are you 100% certain that the "good cop, bad cop" routine won't work in this situation? Historically, when has opening negotiations worked out well? How about bellicose saber rattling?
Yes, I'm 100% certain that Donald Trump is not going to "good cop, bad cop" his way to disarming North Korea.
He will, however, continue to say and tweet a bunch of extraordinarily ignorant nonsense that the military and diplomats will have to work overtime to spin into something that sounds remotely reasonable.
Yes, I'm 100% certain that Donald Trump is not going to "good cop, bad cop" his way to disarming North Korea.
He will, however, continue to say and tweet a bunch of extraordinarily ignorant nonsense that the military and diplomats will have to work overtime to spin into something that sounds remotely reasonable.
I don't think we should rule out the possibility.
I thought Trump didn't know who Kim was. I guess someone made him flashcards.
Thanks for the bump.So there's going to be a thread on every sentence Trump spits out?
Legit question: How do you make any of Trumps insane remarks stick with people? He says more stupid shit in 24 hours than most politicians say in their entire careers.
People will have forgotten by this afternoon about this because he'll tweet something else, just like the Andrew Jackson stuff is already dying down.
"And you think we're so innocent?" -TrumpI still stand by its being led by a killer.
I don't think we should rule out the possibility.
"Honoured" to meet with this "gentleman". Clearly he doesn't know what honour is.
They should meet in a reality show and do this:
It's very appropriate for how honourable both are.
Fuck Trump if he wants to go the diplomatic way.
Fuck Trump if he wants to go to war against NK.
Is there any other option?