Posted on 05/01/2017 1:05:10 PM PDT by NohSpinZone
President Trump said in an interview Monday that he “absolutely” would meet with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un under the right circumstances.
“If it would be appropriate for me to meet with him, I would absolutely, I would be honored to do it,” Trump told Bloomberg News, adding: “If it’s under the, again, under the right circumstances. But I would do that.”
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This Bloomberg interview was quite newsworthy for the bloodthirsty left. The POTUS apparently also referenced how Andrew Jackson might have stopped the Civil War?
Well...Someone needs to help him on this history stuff. Wonder where he got that impression?
Obviously, Trump meant “if Jackson had lived”.
President Trump needs to slow down a little bit, is all.
Too hyper hyper with the spot light.
I think what President Trump had in mind was Jackson causing South Carolina to back down during the nullification crisis.
Of course, if Jackson (or someone like him) had been elected in 1860, the South would not have seceded anyway.
Good move on President Trump’s part as it gives kim the appearance of a graceful exit (in a culture where losing face is devastating) while we make the important terms.
It’s a safe bet that makes Trump look good. No criminally insane dictator like Kim can afford to leave his country to meet with Trump on neutral ground.
Maybe he should pull a Micheal Corleone and come out of the bathroom with a gun.
There is the story of Hannah. She said Jackson was more like a father. And the slave quarters were better than most. Hannah also said Jackson also referred to them as servants....never slaves.
“as it gives kim the appearance of a graceful exit”
Taken from the Cuban Missile Crises (ad hoc) playbook. It could be a substantive & wise move.
Meet him, as long as Trump doesn’t bow down to him, Obama style. Meet him in Washington or Hawaii.
And then have Kim Jong Un detained.
Meet him at Guantanamo Bay.
“If appropriate”.
Hawaii. On the golf course. Did you not Fat Boy got a hole-in-one every hole the first time he played golf? I kid you not. All of the North Korea newspapers (do they have more than one?) wrote about it.
I think the Jackson talk has something to do with his fight against the banking/mercantilist interests.
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