[GiRTh]

‘Uneasy, lonely, awkward’: Australian reporter says Trump has no capacity to lead world



This reporter Chris Uhlmann is supposed to be a right winger in Australia so for him to have this take on Trump is rather scathing. Cant wait for Trump to start tweeting insults at him.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

‘Uneasy, lonely, awkward’: Australian reporter says Trump has no capacity to lead world



This reporter is supposed to be a right winger in Australia so for him to have this take on Trump is rather scathing. Cant wait for Trump to start tweeting insults at him.

I think many do clearly see his flaws, but I feel what is really relevant is why so many voted for him in the first place.

Those are the issues that need to be addressed as there was clearly Hugh dissatisfaction with Clinton and politics in general in America - much as there is in Britain. People are constantly forced to vote for what they view as the lesser of two evils as there are no other viable choices. Politics generally is too narrow a field - many of the candidates being power-mad control freaks i.e. Clinton.

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Originally Posted by GiRTh

Cant wait for Trump to start tweeting insults at him.

I think Trump's too busy trying to claim he wasn't really serious when he suggested setting up a ''Cyber Security Unit'' with, of all people, the Russians!!!

And if that wasn't enough his son and second down the crazy tree Don Jnr. has, just yesterday, admitted that he met with Russian Lawyers who reeled him into a meeting (which, it's suspected, was probably taped) under the pretense of having dirt on Hillary Clinton. This is undeniably treasonous and that's probably why Don Snr. has already had his lawyer (one of the many) claim that he didn't know about Jnr.'s meeting.

Perhaps father and son can share a prison cell. Kushner will be gutted because i think he already called dibs on sharing with his father in law.

You really couldn't make this stuff up.

[Oliver_W]

I'd be uneasy, lonely, and awkward if other world leaders acted like petty children at big events.