found online by Raymond
From Tommy Christopher:
As Trump headed to Singapore for high-stakes nuclear diplomacy with dictator Kim Jong Un, the rest of the world pointed and laughed at Trump’s childish performance at the G-7 meeting.
Trump ducked out of the summit early on Saturday after lobbying hard on behalf of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and continuing to insult our allies and trading partners at a brief photo op for reporters.
Then, after getting wind that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had gently restated Canadian trade policy to reporters, Trump melted down on Twitter, and reneged on his commitment to sign the G-7 communique. Trump’s behavior earned him mockery of varying intensity from political figures around the world.
According to the GOP, mockery, disdain, anger, and frustration indicate respect. In that case, I have nothing but respect for them.
“…completely losing it over Justin Trudeau’s polite comments is a show of strength to Kim Jong Un…”
How does announcing such a strategy (as if it were one and as if it would work anyway) help that strategy succeed?
That was some “show of strength”.
The “Meeting of Two Dictators Summit” went as if Kim is in possession of a copy of Putin’s video of the Dotard’s hotel activities in Moscow…