Trump trade adviser says no exceptions for allies on new aluminum and steel tariffs
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[QUOTE=elixwhitetail;53177553]2017, probably, if not 2016.
In fact, that'd be an awfully fucking convenient way of conveying and "laundering" directives from the Kremlin. Not only is it a way of communicating to Trump what Putin wants him to do without him even necessarily being aware of it, by it airing in the middle of shows he watches on Fauxpaganda News, everyone else who exclusively watches Fox News is a candidate for a blind supporter, lending any directive to the President with at least some amount of instant popularity.
Mueller has already indicted an American who was selling basically forged identities to anyone on the Internet, and Russians used them to purchase social media ad space (used for highly-targeted propaganda) while appearing to be Americans engaging in normal, protected political speech [I]before[/I] the election. Who's to say that since the election they didn't move to TV?[/QUOTE]
I can't help but wonder if the KGB not only paid close attention to the Red Scare and what it did to us both politically and as a nation, but also realized how rarely most Americans seem to source-check any given form of media, so long as they like it more than that other, scary thing...
[QUOTE=Mr. Scorpio;53177361]The way Trump decides on policy is:
-he wakes up
-something pops into his head
-he posts "we're banning trannies/putting tariffs on steel/banning muslims!" on twitter
He's a hyperactive manchild. He does whatever he feels like.[/QUOTE]
this is litterally how the transgender ban in the military started. He saw something on fox and friends, announced it, then had everybody run out to the cameras and pretend they had been working on this for months, and then the whole story fell apart.
