Must have been way back on Saturday.
I mean it's really pretty astonishing, when you think about it. How did he even do that with NATO?
Ivamka's been using the time machine too, selling bags and accessories to the ancient Mesopotamians and Mayans. Image from the Daily Express. |
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White House Defends Flip-Flops by Claiming Trump Didn’t Change, Circumstances Did https://t.co/pBsO1cFLy9 pic.twitter.com/mum6HITrXF
NATO suddenly became non-obsolete! China stopped manipulating currency sometime last week! Gassing babies is different than it was in 2013! https://t.co/ImDpbJTJ8J— Yastreblyansky (@Yastreblyansky) April 13, 2017
I mean it's really pretty astonishing, when you think about it. How did he even do that with NATO?
“I said it was obsolete; it’s no longer obsolete,” Mr. Trump said, standing beside Mr. Stoltenberg.
Mr. Trump attributed his change of heart to unspecified transformations within NATO, which he said were a direct response to criticism he had leveled that the alliance was not doing enough to combat terrorism.
“I complained about that a long time ago,” Mr. Trump said, “and they changed.”
It was not clear what the president was referring to; NATO forces have been fighting alongside the United States in Afghanistan for more than a decade, an effort focused on combating terrorist groups including the Taliban.
Perhaps he has a working time machine. He started using it modestly, tripping back just a few months to create all those jobs he didn't create, then headed out to mid-2014 to stop the Chinese authorities from their dastardly mucking with the value of the renminbi, and then finally, when he'd really mastered the technique, made the 15-year journey needed to get NATO to de-obsolesce itself. Getting back to 2017 in time to try doing some currency manipulation himself, just for the hell of it, before getting back to Florida for a long paschal weekend.And then there's this stuff:Look who's a currency manipulator! https://t.co/j6MJyQfl8O via @Reuters He just wanted to find out if it's fun.— Yastreblyansky (@Yastreblyansky) April 13, 2017
— Tina-TheResistance (@trcfwtt) April 13, 2017
With that burdensome regulation, it's getting virtually impossible for a restaurateur to kill a customer. MAKE AMARALAGO GREAT AGAIN! https://t.co/MF2Qbv6uvk— Yastreblyansky (@Yastreblyansky) April 13, 2017
Jeffrey Lord called Trump "the MLK of healthcare". Enough is enough. Write @CNN and tell them to #FireJeffreyLord:https://t.co/0En07f07Hw— Matthew Chapman (@fawfulfan) April 13, 2017
"one day my children will live in a nation where ppl get health care not by the color of their symptoms but by the content of their wallet" https://t.co/K96E9Hy903— Yastreblyansky (@Yastreblyansky) April 13, 2017
@DineshDSouza You are such a fool. Obama infuriated me and other strong supporters by (wrongly) insisting just that. https://t.co/bSOzmEB873 pic.twitter.com/bGsxKl6FMd— Yastreblyansky (@Yastreblyansky) April 13, 2017
new york times new marquee hire denies climate change and previously wrote about "the disease of the arab mind," really glad I subscribed pic.twitter.com/5wRZ2eqUJy— Michael Pielocik (@michaelpielocik) April 12, 2017
Readers: Well, they can't make a worse hire than Bill Kristol.— Yastreblyansky (@Yastreblyansky) April 13, 2017
NYTimes: Hold my beer. https://t.co/w9lHAwMsW8
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