Excellent points all. We will still need the Saudis on board however.
Best conservative speech since Tear Down This Wall! Absolutely brilliant and delivered with passion.
And as that takes hold, bully-boy Putin will have to think twice about Ukraine, Poland, and the Baltics. He’ll have to think twice about his anti-American policies in the Middle East and North Korea. And he’ll have to think twice about his increasingly precarious position as the modern-day Russian tsar.
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I believe this is all true. Trump’s energy policies will challenge Russia’s market share. But for Trump to exercise his leverage in all these danger spots he will have to give Putin SOMETHING.
What will it be?
The Libtard media are beside themselves. The best they have is James Brown Waters and Liawatha.
Trump makes it look easy. He is very impressive.
Russia spends twice the rate of the US on defense spending relative to GDP.
National Review? How quaint.
“Trump has Putin over a barrel” of oil.
There, fixed it.
We need to have an open and honest debate over who is really our enemy and where they rank threat wise. Russia is not a major menace to us just because Kudlow, Bolton, and Nikki Haley believe it is. Russia is surely less dangerous than it was was under communism. Saudi money is being spread all over the USA in an effort to import Islam into this country. And why is Russia any more bullying than Turkey, which has also been throwing its weight around in the middle east? Or more oppressive than Venezuela? Or more politically meddlesome than Canada and the EU have been by their efforts to ally with global warming politicians in the USA? Or more maniacal than North Korea?
What’s so bloody difficult to understand that these fools can’t comprehend in the Trump approach: You identify your opponent’s weakness and then go straight at it. Period.
Obambi always did the opposite: identify his own weakness and surrender from there.
The greatest communist threat to the USA is from those within the USA. Those are the whole Democrat Party, and the globalist Republican establishment. The people at National Review are part of that.