Hillary decides not to run in 2020.

Never mind his BAD Days. He's entertaining !

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He makes Nixon look trustworthy and George W look smart.

canucklhead wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2019 12:34 pm Hillary decides not to run in 2020.

She doesn't stand a chance against Harris or Booker. Brace yourself for four more years of blatant stupidity (especially if they can start the fence/ wall/ enclosure/ whatever they call it right before the primaries). Pussy grabber in chief ain't going nowhere
Donnie the dummy's main talking points in 2020:
- dismantled ACA.
- pushed the caravan of immigrants away.
- new tax system.
- decreased unemployment rate.
- diffused nuclear crisis with NK (he will lie about this).
- drained the swamp (even if most of the members of his cabinet resigned).
- won the tariff war against China.
- voiced his opinion about NATO and Paris Agreement.

Democrats are in no way, shape or form respectable, but Republicans are a special kind of stray dogs.

Bolton Warns North Korea of ‘Ramped Up’ Sanctions

Another really entertaining comment from the 2.clown in command John Bolton:

If you don't give up your nuclear arsenal and all we will sanction you... MORE ! Haha, how much more can you sanction North Korea ? Venezuela still has some room to maneuver because it receives Aid and medicine from Russia etc. But North Korea ? Ok, it borders with the other Arch Enemy China which is also under US Pressure.

Here is what Bolton had to say:
U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton has warned North Korea it could be hit with tougher sanctions if it doesn't completely give up its nuclear weapons program, Bloomberg reports. “If they’re not willing to do it, President Trump has been very clear they’re not getting relief from the crushing economic sanctions that have been imposed on them,” Bolton told the Fox Business Network on Tuesday evening. “And we’ll look at ramping those sanctions up, in fact.” Bolton’s comments came shortly after multiple reports of Pyongyang restoring part of a missile launch site it had begun to dismantle after Kim Jong Un’s first summit with Trump last year. The pair’s latest summit ended with no agreement reached, with Trump claiming the sticking point was North Korea’s insistence on having sanctions lifted. Despite the failed talks, Trump said he was in “no rush” to clinch a nuclear deal with Kim and went on to praise the North Korean dictator as a “real leader.”