So is Trump gathering bankers and people from the financial world as generals?

[Von]

It's diplomacy things changes.

Same policy, new names.

Why are USA so friendly to Britain, the former oppresor.

Why Germany is friend with France after 3 ****ing war (the French lost) and 1 napoleon war

Why did Israel support Iran indepence while SovietUnion and USA supported Irak (and rebels)

Interest changes.

Why Obama disregarded Israel so much.

All the plays to further USA interest.

Flash news: China is the primary importer of 70% of the countries. It has the same "ressources imperialism" but instead of invading they pay cash.

Russia is a moderate power. However with Canada hold most of the world ressources.

You wanna be on the side of the fat bear more than hungry tiger.

Beside China wants to ban GM and all american products.

Let the Cold War which is over, go to China

 

[EyeBRollin]

Virtually full employment? You're delusional. Labor participation is at an all time low, you must not understand how unemployment rates work. The economy rebounded on its own after the recession, and your boy Obama is holding the economy back from its full potential.

If the Fed controls the interest rates and Congress sets the budget, how does Obama have anything to do with the economy? Be specific.

 

[Bible_Belt]

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/20/trum...-in-a-way-that-promises-chaos-commentary.html

Recent reports suggest that once in office, the president may delegate a great deal of policymaking authority to his 15 Cabinet secretaries, rather than managing things hands on or through White House staff.

Trump is planning to give his Cabinet "unusually wide latitude," Politico's Josh Dawsey and Andrew Restuccia reported earlier this month, citing sources close to the transition. They added that Trump's own role would likely be that of a "chairman-of-the-board style manager," focusing on "high-profile issues, publicity and his brand."

 

[Bible_Belt]

accelerate the impeding economic collapse.

Trump is going to slash Federal regulation of everything. (except weed) Business is going to love it, and I think the Dow could hit 30,000 in one huge Trump rally. But one of the problems of the no regulation boom will be that banks will be allowed to spit out whatever funny money investment certificates they want, which will eventually be found to be worthless, and everything will crash. It's going to be the 1920's all over again.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/03/politics/trump-financial-executive-actions/index.html
Trump to take steps rolling back financial regulations

 

[Bible_Belt]

Mr "Good People Don't Smoke Marijuana" just got caught lying to Congress...after having had his job about three weeks. Do good people lie under oath to Congress?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...205eda-feac-11e6-99b4-9e613afeb09f_story.html
Sessions met with Russian envoy twice last year, encounters he later did not disclose

 

[Bible_Belt]

http://paleofuture.gizmodo.com/jeff-sessions-anti-weed-crusader-was-a-shill-for-big-1792831457

Jeff Sessions, Anti-Weed Crusader, Was a Shill For Big Tobacco