Yes, will of the people. A new Quinnipiac poll finds American voters believe that President Trump is abusing the powers of his office by a 54% to 43% margin. He also has a dismal 37% to 55% approval rating. Meanwhile, voter opinions of most of Trump’s personal qualities remain negative: 59% say he is not honest; 57% say he does not have good leadership skills; 56% say he does not care about average Americans; 65% say that he is not level-headed; 62% say that he does not share their values. barfo
US Services, but not Trump. The price of taking Trump out is treason, or at least deliberate sabotage of the nation, economy, etc. https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-05-25/the-u-s-intelligence-ship-is-too-leaky-to-sail The U.S. Intelligence Ship Is Too Leaky To Sail The U.S. services have lost credibility by becoming the leakiest in the world. U.K. police investigating the Manchester terror attack say they have stopped sharing information with the U.S. after a series of leaks that have so angered the British government that Prime Minister Therese May wants to discuss them with President Donald Trump during a North Atlantic Treaty Organization meeting in Brussels. What can Trump tell her, though? The leaks drive him nuts, too. Since the beginning of this century, the U.S. intelligence services and their clients have acted as if they wanted the world to know they couldn't guarantee the confidentiality of any information that falls into their hands. At this point, the culture of leaks is not just a menace to intelligence-sharing allies. It's a threat to the intelligence community's credibility.
https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/...e-u-s-for-leaking-information-on-terror-probe U.K. police said late Wednesday that leaks to American media amounted to a breach of trust and undermined their investigation into the attack, stepping up criticism earlier from Home Secretary Amber Rudd. The BBC reported that U.K. officials were furious about a story in the New York Times on Wednesday that included photos of the crime scene. The story didn’t cite a source, and neither the U.K. government nor police commented on the piece.
Not quite. I point it out where I see it, and it's coming en masse from the left wing media. Sore losers.
LOL at NYTimes. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/25/us/politics/gianforte-quist-montana-special-election.html The costly campaign for Montana’s at-large House seat had evolved into a referendum on decidedly national issues even before fisticuffs broke out. How'd that referendum thingy turn out for you shameless yellow journalists?
I don't get why you love losing so much. All your kind has proven is they can rally relatively small crowds of ridiculously angry people and make physical threats to office holders they don't agree with. That's the spirit!
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...atic-party-visualized/?utm_term=.c0b30a33de76 The decimation of the Democratic Party, visualized (thanks Obama, thanks barfo)
