seems to be that he understands the complexity of the issue just like you did with healthcare. he came into office saying were gonna get rid of obama care but i think that s more complicated than he realized. the same is true in immigration. they put a plan out, looks like both sides will get a lot to talk about. like all things go well once i will put forth or take away will change everything and it goes back and forth .
seems to be that he understands the complexity of the issue just like you did with healthcare. he came into office saying were gonna get rid of obama care but i think that s more complicated than he realized. the same is true in immigration. they put a plan out, looks like both sides will get a lot to talk about. like all things go well once i will put forth or take away will change everything and it goes back and forth .
candidate. he s always been fearful where other cultures are concerned, and always had anxiety about food and safety when he travels, said michael deantonio, who interviewed him for the biography, the truth about trump. his objectification and demonization of people who are different has ferrstered for decades. but this is a big part of his job now. let me use the word the president said. when we had the president of china in mar-a-lago, he said the north korea issue is more complicated than i anticipated. the president walked into office saying i m going to tear up the iran nuclear deal. he kicked that one down pennsylvania avenue and down toward capitol hill. when you talk about health care, he said who knew this was so complicated? when you look at his curiosity about foreign cultures and you look at the issues we have to deal with, a place like syria, iraq, afghanistan, my problem is not just how he came into the
the possibility of separation between israelis and palestinians. so we won t have israeli sett r settlers living in densely arab populated areas. if trump had done that, a deal rather than a giveaway, we would be in so much better situation. by the way, palestinians then would have said, that s a fair trade-off. arabs would have said, that s a fair trade-off. and bibi could have gone to his cabinet and said, i had to do this, but look what i got in return. instead, trump gave away one of the crown jewels of american foreign policy for free. probably for a sugar high, to get this guy in alabama elected. and to pay off, you know, campaign donors and promises. that is pathetic, wolf. so you think he did it for political reasons oh, my gosh, yes! this could have been a bargaining chip? he could have used this as a strategic bargaining chip. this is a guy who came into office saying, everybody made bad deals. this wolf, this isn t a bad deal, this was no deal! he just gave this
i had a dress suit on at the time. i was stunned that i was 22 years old and i was in experienced and i respected him and he was my member. he was doing a lot of good work in congress and i complied. i didn t know what else to do. i was confused after the incident. i went to sit down at my desk and just kind of regrouped when shortly after, i received a phone call from our washington office saying, well, rebecca, congratulations, i don t know what you did but gary called and said that you needed to have a bonus immediately. i was so furious at the time because i knew what i did. i twirled. i twirled. i needed the money at the time and it was my first job working for congress and these jobs don t pay very well. i grappled at the time of do i