Shofercia wrote:Cisairse wrote:How does this impact-font image macro reduce the reliability of Bolton as a witness?
Should someone who left Trump primarily because Trump doesn't hurt enough brown people be rewarded for his actions? I don't think so.Gormwood wrote:
Not to mention trying to imply people are suddenly Bolton groupies because he's dishing dirt on Trump.
Oh, is that all Bolton is? So then you won't mind saying "NO" to future war with Iran loud and proud, would you Gormwood? After all, if he's just an innocent witness, and not at all doing this for his warmongering ideas that he wants to enact in the future, you'd have no issues saying that War with Iran would be catastrophic, and warmongering's very wrong. So c'mon Gormwood, say it, loud and proud: "warmongering without a purpose is wrong!" After all, it's part of what Obama ran on in 2008, and part of what Trump ran on in 2016. When Bolton can't win at the ballot box, he tries to cast actual winners as mobsters, for which Gormwood and others hail him as a poor, poor, mob prosecution witness.Cannot think of a name wrote:He's your guy. We're not 'fanboys' of him because you guys started infighting. We're just enjoying the fight.
Bolton was never my guy. And I didn't vote for Trump. But once again, Bolton was never my guy. And if Trump was to give him enough actual power to implement his disastrous anti-Iranian campaign, I'd criticize Trump for that without hesitation. So let me repeat, so it sinks in for ya: Bolton was never my guy. Trump U was never my university.Tombradyonia wrote:
And what Bolton is saying about DJT is pretty much what everyone else who left the administration is saying, which basically is that DJT is a huge manbaby who thinks he's the expert on everything and doesn't listen to anyone whose name isn't Kim.
So is that what Sean Spicer's saying? Yes, yes, we get it, "Orange Man Bad" but you know what's really, really, really, actually, bad? Iraq War. That's very bad. Killed over one hundred thousand innocent Iraqi civilians, women and children, sent thousands of Americans home with PTSD, stole money that could've gone to education reform, what a rotten, rotten, rotten war. Hmm, I wonder who the architect was? Oh yeah, John Bolton.
This routine is becoming almost comical: someone is fired or resigns from the Administration, they criticize or accuse Trump of something, and Trump and his shills immediately start wailing about how you can't listen to them because they're badwrong corrupt losers! If only there was a very stable genius in the White House who could warn Trump before he keeps hiring them...
Bolton is a particularly hilarious example, because Trump himself said pretty much exactly what you just did about the Iraq War being a costly bloody mistake built on lies, and then he turned to the very much publicly well known chief architect of that war and those lies and went "Yes, this is exactly the man I need as my National Security Advisor!".
Though yes, I'm aware he's recently done some half-assed faffing about how he only hired Bolton because he thought doing so would 'scare'...someone, into doing...something.
The mob thing is a fairly apt comparison though, the fact that mob witnesses are criminal thugs themselves has never stopped anyone from using their testimony against other mob thugs.