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Trump’s Saudi visit sends ‘clear and powerful message’
The National ^
| May 6, 2017 / Shaban 10, 1438
| Reuters
Posted on 05/05/2017 3:30:18 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
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To: 353FMG
For me, it is petrifying.
To: 353FMG
He flies past all of Europe, Britain, Ireland and makes his first international visit to Saudi Arabia? I wonder who put him up to this. Not Branon, for sure. Then he goes and calls Turkey's Erdogan to congratulate him, and invites Philipine's President to the WH!!
Tut-tut! Trump's judgement on international affairs leaves a lot to be desired.
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05/05/2017 7:40:18 PM PDT
by
mikeIII
To: 2ndDivisionVet
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posted on
05/05/2017 8:30:30 PM PDT
by
Bookwoman
(...and I am unanimous in this...")
To: magna carta
What’s so petrifying about foreign companies establishing a foothold in the US? It can only benefit the American worker.
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05/05/2017 8:45:13 PM PDT
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353FMG
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To: Islander7
Not only bowing but showing subservience on bended knee.
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posted on
05/06/2017 5:00:44 AM PDT
by
newfreep
("If Lyin' Ted was an American citizen, he would be a traitor.")
To: 2ndDivisionVet
I love how Trump is constantly working to amass allies, partners, and colleagues against our common foes.
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posted on
05/06/2017 12:17:35 PM PDT
by
HokieMom
(Pacepa : Can the U.S. afford a president who can't recognize anti-Americanism?)
To: Psalm 144
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posted on
05/20/2017 2:02:02 AM PDT
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BlackVeil
('The past is never dead. It's not even past.' William Faulkner)
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