The United States is not part of the free world any longer. We are an now an adversary to every single nation which would historically be included in that group.
His own people won't allow him to stay so cozy with us for very long. Brits, for all their "better than" snobbishness are far more aligned with the rest of Europe than they are with us.
The most cringe worthy thing ever is watching members of a US Administration intentionally orchestrate a recession in the US economy while insisting that it is needed.
The arrogance you display here on this forum is astounding. I'd rather engage with 10 of Zenmode than one of you. I am exceptionally sorry that I broke my own personal rule of responding to anything you say.
I'm aware of Article 1.
You seem to be disillusioned as to the Constitution having any weight at all in this moment in history. It doesn't. It is only our acquiescence to it that keeps the flimsy thing together at all. We have leadership that doesn't value it and won't enforce it. The...
I anxiously await foreign nations beginning to make their own trade deals directly with blue state governments and putting a real test to this "send it to the states" mentality in our federal court systems.
Precisely. It's like asking the superfans who just paid through the nose for a concert what they thought of the concert. Of course they love it, they're superfans. Meanwhile, the rest of us wouldn't watch Trump for any sum.
He is basically at the point he doesn't need traditional investment any longer. He has the federal purse strings and nobody, including Congress or POTUS, has the ability to unwind the situation.
No, you want tens of thousands of people fired. You just somehow think it's worse that I'm willing to direct it at someone personally versus you taking away their humanity simply because they work for the government.