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In reply to the discussion: Do you agree or disagree with this general statement about where U.S. foreign policy should go? [View all]FSogol
(46,264 posts)3. Only he can fix everything!
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Do you agree or disagree with this general statement about where U.S. foreign policy should go? [View all]
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
OP
It sounded like you were comparing the speech to Pacino's courtroom speech in that movie
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#19
Along those lines, if there are three people on an elevator and one farts.........
George II
Sep 2017
#16
This is a thread about the idea. It doesn't matter what you feel about the person who said it.
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#6
Sounds like populism when you promise to reach out to the world's poor...
Expecting Rain
Sep 2017
#22
I'm support "fair trade"-that is trade deals that guarantee workers in different countries
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#50
That's not a partnership. That's PR or goodwill, it's an apology-tour, but it's not a partnership.
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#23
I gotta laugh at the idea of someone running campaigning on that. And won't oppose
bettyellen
Sep 2017
#30
It's bizarre that none of this has to do with doing things today. Why is their no policy for now?
bettyellen
Sep 2017
#55
I know an Iranian American woman who wants to do business with IRan and other countries
JI7
Sep 2017
#48
Obviously, after "drain the swamp" and "make America great again" we need to question
Warpy
Sep 2017
#49
Are you pretending Dems have no policy positions ? Because that's what this "solely on Trump"
bettyellen
Sep 2017
#56
No, I'm not pretending that(and I AM a Democrat, so please don't imply I'm an outsider)
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#57
The idea of actually listening to and working with the global majority terrifies you, I think.
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#51
We use that language and sentiment anytime we want to screw over another government.
rogue emissary
Sep 2017
#15
OK. A cynic can co-opt any positive concept...we all KNOW that...what's your point here?
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#54
It *is* silly-fluff but it's fun to watch people try to make it MORE important than it actually is
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#60
Perhaps it is time for the United States to seek partnerships with the people of Venezuela...
Expecting Rain
Sep 2017
#65