The world during Donald Trump’s second presidency has entered a period of danger with “certain similarities to the 30s”, according to Mitch McConnell, the veteran Republican former Senate leader.
Calling it “the most dangerous period since before world war two”, McConnell was openly critical of the Trump administration’s fixation with trade tariffs, which he likened to the isolationist policies of the US in the 1930s that historians say hastened a global depression that paved the path to conflict.
Absolutely.Mitch helped architect this mess.
To be clear, McConnell is making a reference to the rise of Hitler/Nazism?Occasionally I'm with Mitch, especially with regard to his speech following the January 6 insurrection attempt.
Once again he gets it right...
The world during Donald Trump’s second presidency has entered a period of danger with “certain similarities to the 30s”, according to Mitch McConnell, the veteran Republican former Senate leader.
To be clear, McConnell is making a reference to the rise of Hitler/Nazism?
Calling it “the most dangerous period since before world war two”, McConnell was openly critical of the Trump administration’s fixation with trade tariffs, which he likened to the isolationist policies of the US in the 1930s that historians say hastened a global depression that paved the path to conflict.
…..calling this “more dangerous” than the Cuban Missile Crisis or the mid 1980s, when the Soviets genuinely thought they were on the brink of a U.S. first strike attack, is dubious at best.Occasionally I'm with Mitch, especially with regard to his speech following the January 6 insurrection attempt.
Once again he gets it right...
Trump’s second presidency is ‘most dangerous period’ since second world war, Mitch McConnell says
Former Senate leader likens administration’s fixation with tariffs to isolationist policies of the US in the 1930swww.theguardian.com
ON THE OTHER HAND, at least then the US had a sane President, now imagine if the Cuban Missile Crisis happened NOW with Trump in power. I can only imagine Trump telling Putin "I understand your need to put missiles in Cuba since NATO has missiles within easy striking range (Britain and France)…..calling this “more dangerous” than the Cuban Missile Crisis or the mid 1980s, when the Soviets genuinely thought they were on the brink of a U.S. first strike attack, is dubious at best.
Occasionally I'm with Mitch, especially with regard to his speech following the January 6 insurrection attempt.
Once again he gets it right...
Trump’s second presidency is ‘most dangerous period’ since second world war, Mitch McConnell says
Former Senate leader likens administration’s fixation with tariffs to isolationist policies of the US in the 1930swww.theguardian.com
…..averting the crisis altogether would have actually been a good decision, actually.ON THE OTHER HAND, at least then the US had a sane President, now imagine if the Cuban Missile Crisis happened NOW with Trump in power. I can only imagine Trump telling Putin "I understand your need to put missiles in Cuba since NATO has missiles within easy striking range (Britain and France)
I hop Mitch hasn't slept a wink since Trump was elected again. He and Garland could have fixed this and instead they acted like selfish cowards. Same goes for Barr.Occasionally I'm with Mitch, especially with regard to his speech following the January 6 insurrection attempt.
Once again he gets it right...
Trump’s second presidency is ‘most dangerous period’ since second world war, Mitch McConnell says
Former Senate leader likens administration’s fixation with tariffs to isolationist policies of the US in the 1930swww.theguardian.com
Yes, it was. After blocking Garland's confirmation hearing.Wasn't it Moscow Mitch that pushed a member of SCOTUS through and helped enable Trump's agenda? The old turtle needs to go back into his shell.
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