Used for recon flights above the baltic states/isis.

I'm no expert on trade deals, yet claiming it's a oneway street doesn't fly with me. How can the trade deal between USA and Canada decimate both our economies... Canada invested too much in tar sands thinking peak oil had already been reached.

But he's right in one thing, if you want to support your own economy, buy local. Yet what is he going to do so people can afford to buy locally made products. Simply making foreign made products more expensive isn't going to make locally made goods more competitive. It's funny, what he wants is basically the same as raising tax. Buy local, hire local, or pay more, and thus generate more tax. It leads to the same effect, reduce your addictive consumer lifestyle and lower purchasing power. We'll see if protectionism can work this time.

stay classy left. 

really classy.

On a lighter note lmao ahh dubya, classic.  

Seriously dying loughing. 

Yeah, it's from the third Batman. Dark Knight Rises.
And yeah, no point in being pessimistic now, but gotta be realistic. He has appointed some bad people like the CEO of Exxon Mobil (Oil company), Goldman Sachs ("Worst bank in America who robbed the middle class" according to Trump himself), etc, who gave him lots of money.
Perhaps his corruption ends there and he starts opposing legislation that's bad for the country.

But some of his decisions make it seem like earning money is still his biggest priority. For example, he appointed Ben Carson, who supported his campaign (seen in one of the clips above) as head of US housing. This after Carson previously declined a position in Trump's admministration because "Dr. Carson feels he has no government experience, he's never run a federal agency. The last thing he would want to do was take a position that could cripple the presidency."

Now he accepted the position of head of housing. As Elizabeth Warren pointed out in the clip, Trump has large interests in that sector, as he sells buildings for a living. She asked if Ben Carson could guarantee that he wouldn't have the money from his department benefit Trump's company, as that is a conflict of interest that a President should not have, and he could not confirm that he wont pour money into Trump's pocket.

So if money is still Trump's main motivation, unlike Bernie Sanders who has never accepted a coorporate check in his entire carreer, always refused, then it's hard to be optimistic. But we'll of course have to see and hope for the best. Trump does occasionally say some good things, like that pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder".

Yeah, because the right is "better". What with their immensely racist rhetoric back when Obma became president. I know it's not all the left nor all the right but there are nuts on every side. For you to sit here and say "stay classy left" as if the right doesn't do dumb shit is silly. I just love to always be the guy to point out (to both sides) how full of shit you all are.

A fuck ton better.

Yeah, it's from the third Batman. Dark Knight Rises.
And yeah, no point in being pessimistic now, but gotta be realistic. He has appointed some bad people like the CEO of Exxon Mobil (Oil company), Goldman Sachs ("Worst bank in America who robbed the middle class" according to Trump himself), etc, who gave him lots of money.
Perhaps his corruption ends there and he starts opposing legislation that's bad for the country.

But some of his decisions make it seem like earning money is still his biggest priority. For example, he appointed Ben Carson, who supported his campaign (seen in one of the clips above) as head of US housing. This after Carson previously declined a position in Trump's admministration because "Dr. Carson feels he has no government experience, he's never run a federal agency. The last thing he would want to do was take a position that could cripple the presidency."

Now he accepted the position of head of housing. As Elizabeth Warren pointed out in the clip, Trump has large interests in that sector, as he sells buildings for a living. She asked if Ben Carson could guarantee that he wouldn't have the money from his department benefit Trump's company, as that is a conflict of interest that a President should not have, and he could not confirm that he wont pour money into Trump's pocket.

So if money is still Trump's main motivation, unlike Bernie Sanders who has never accepted a coorporate check in his entire carreer, always refused, then it's hard to be optimistic. But we'll of course have to see and hope for the best. Trump does occasionally say some good things, like that pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder".

A fuck ton better.

I doubt that you even know what the left is.

Just quoting you so I don't quote huge videos again.

But I don' recal riots in teh streets all the way up from teh election to inauguration when Obama was elected. I don't recal after the inauguration there being riots and destruction and 90+ arrests and police in hospitals.

But what do I know? I'm just a racist.