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Originally Posted by Guest
Yep this is from an article BEFORE he visited Europe and totally embarassed us all.....
"“Now they see the clownish nature.” Or, as another German said on the sidelines of a meeting here devoted to taking stock of 70 years of U.S.-German relations, “People here think Trump is a laughingstock.”
“The dominant reaction to Trump right now is mockery,” Jacob Heilbrunn, the editor of the conservative journal the National Interest, "
‘People Here Think Trump Is a Laughingstock’ - POLITICO Magazine
From Australia....
Australian PM Mimics Trump, Jokes He Has ‘This Russian Guy’ On His Side – Talking Points Memo
From Germany
"Nearly a week ago, an editorial in Der Spiegel, Germany’s top news magazine, called for the impeachment of Donald Trump, calling him a laughing stock and a danger to the world. It’s not often for an editor of a foreign magazine to lambaste the leader of another country but these are not normal times."
Der Spiegel Calls For Trump Impeachment, Labels Him A Laughing Stock & Danger To The World | CleanTechnica
" If Donald Trump doesn’t want “other leaders and other countries laughing at us anymore,” then he should stop acting like a clown.
Nobody believes England or France or Germany or India or China is laughing at us. They want to work with us, to trade with us. North Korea might be afraid of us. The Syrian government might hate us. But nobody is laughing at the United States of America.
Our president is another matter.
When he brags to Russians about his “great intel,” he betrays his ignorance; most leaders for hundreds of years have had great intel —and some of them have even had the intelligence to use it.
He is a buffoon. Foreign leaders can see it as clearly as the American people. So of course they laugh. So do we, through our tears.
Trump says the world is laughing at the U.S. He's right — but not for the reason he thinks. - Chicago Tribune |
What a BS diatribe! The real "buffoon" is in the author of the post.
The world is finally starting to respect America again. The joke was Obama and his "leading from behind." The folks that I spoke to overseas thought that was puzzling, confusing and sometime hilariously funny.