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Among the concerns are frustration that Trump has failed to secure a formal end to the Korean War while negotiating on nuclear disarmament; worries that the president is simply seeking a “trophy” for meeting with Kim and won’t be as engaged in the hard work to come; doubts about the “hubris” of the White House’s all-or-nothing approach to negotiating with Pyongyang, as opposed to the incremental process favored by many South Koreans; and dismay over why Trump would launch a trade war with China at a time when he needs Beijing’s help in keeping pressure on North Korea.

Most of those concerns relate, in some ways, to Trump’s personal characteristics — his unawareness of history, his short attention span — even as many South Koreans acknowledge that it was Trump’s very brashness that brought about the breakthrough in the first place.

 

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FNC’s Baier Stunned That Media Didn’t Correct False Cohen ‘Bombshell’

 

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All those dumb chicks are hoping for one day to receive some pay off $$$$ hahahaha

 

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FNC’s Baier Stunned That Media Didn’t Correct False Cohen ‘Bombshell’

scully was having an euphoric posting rampage over this. can you imagine how he must feel now? must be extremely embarrassing to be him.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

[Michael Scally MD]

You just can't make this shit up ...

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

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[Michael Scally MD]

This is what happens when you flatter a narcissistic, ignorant president. Trying to preserve the image of effectiveness and competence simply delays the inevitable recognition that North Korea never had any intention of denuclearizing. When Trump finally acknowledges reality, he makes both himself and his secretary of state look foolish or dishonest or both. Unfortunately for Pompeo, he’s beginning to resemble his predecessor, Rex W. Tillerson — who allies and foes soon learned didn’t really speak for the president and whom Congress learned not to trust. More honesty and less happy talk to butter up his boss would serve Pompeo well.