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Originally Posted by Guest
Israel Knesset, prime minister, president, et al already seated in Jerusalem . Trumps move is more symbolic.
Here is a leader with intestinal fortitude who refuses to bend his policies based on the polls or talking heads salacious, gossip. We should rejoice because he is just one of the few in Washington
The same people criticizing Trump predicting doom and gloom and spreading fanciful narratives instead of facts are the same people who laughed and said he never could get elected.
Its sad when the poster child for your party (progressive) is someone like Joy Behar
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Explaining to Trump the importance of maintaining a delicate security balance, honored by both American parties and U.S. allies, doesn’t work – because he’s the kid who enjoys tearing down the tower of blocks, not the one who likes to build it.
This was true with the Paris climate accord, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, his Muslim ban, and now with his policy toward Israel.
Predictably, most of the world responded with disgust yesterday, with officials from allied countries using words like “dangerous” and “catastrophic.” The United Nations secretary general spoke of his “great anxiety,” while the European Union expressed “serious concern.”
Because in the end, the president cared less about pursuing a sensible policy and more about saying “I am delivering” for the cameras.