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Gotta disagree. As President Trump has the power to move markets. His sons are reaping benefits from weapon/drone sales. He pushes favorable regulatory oversight of Cryptocurrency, enriching himself in the process. He made $1.4B in crypto while the retail investors (the little guy) lost about the same. No bid contracts for his cronies for hundred of millions of federal contracts. UAE underwrote his crypto company with $1B investment. Paying for parties and celebrations honoring him, not America with our money after promising donors would pay. The man is a walking corruption machine. Congressional members are amateurs compared to him. Not the kind of person we need leading us.

And the opinion of a steadily increasing number of Americans as well.

It is and it does. Not with every decision. Over time.

The law is the law, unintended consequences and all.

His advisors are Jared and Steve. They know more about real estate than us, but they are not experienced international relations negotiators. Iran has plenty of experience negotiating. It’s showing more and more as this unfolds.

Son, you drinking the koolaid straight!

Here’s an update. Iran is closing the Strait again. Yeah, we hold all the cards alright. [Hidden Content]

What will alternate supply routes look like? If they already exist, why the bottleneck? If they don’t currently exist, how long to build them out?

Will they? If the Trump party fails in the midterms, you’ll just cry “rigged”.

Analysis is on the basis of what the administration released as a framework for the agreement.

You are delusional. We’ve lost 13 Americans, depleted our weapons stock, spent billions to get back to where we started, cost consumers billions in gasoline expenditures due to unnecessary supply disruptions. No regime change. No more nuclear deal than already existed. Made US an international laughingstock. We don’t control the Strait. We don’t hold all the cards. Trump laid our hand down.

No one else has dropped bombs. What are you even talking about?

That option was not negotiated. Bombing is an option that always exists. Why wouldn’t they live up to the agreement? It’s basically the sane one they had. I would have approved of him never starting this fiasco.

President Surrender squealed “calf rope” to the country he claimed three months ago he would accept only “unconditional surrender” from. This is the most embarrassing foreign policy blunder in American History. Not to mention costly. Get their oil back flowing. Give them their money back, à la Obama. Kick in $300 billion more to help them rebuild what we destroyed. Fix everything back the way it was before it started. The nuclear weapons agreement is even less stringent in wording than the Obama/Kerry deal. Not winning. Humiliating defeat.

If you believe that, then you can’t believe in the free market. Are you a closet liberal?