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Low approval is because Trump is not a  kick the can down the road kind of guy.

* Being the absolute worst President in American history also reveals the dumbest supporters of the felon in American history as well.

* l put the blame for all the S**t we going through on the shoulders of MAGA supporters. They had a choice & repeatedly pulled the wrong lever, and then they show up in here and attempt to justify their stupidity.

* It�s as if they saying : Yeah, we gullible & stupid, so what�s your problem?

And now the Iranians are attacking American bases because Dumbo blew up a Iran wedding the other day. Innocent citizens and war crime. It's time to impeach him !

Trump gets-er-done.
Prior Presidents held a wet finger in the air to see which direction the wind was blowing.

* It�s remarks like that Jap69 which shows the forum  how clueless & brainwashed MAGA supporters are. Let�s examine your theory shall we..

* We had the Vietnam War which claimed the lives of 55,000 American lives. Lessons learned, Nah. Fast forward to events after 911. We as a country were told : We need to bomb Iraq into oblivion because they have WMD�s. A lie.

* If that wasn�t enough- we need to go into Afghanistan because it�s pretty close & we can do more cleanup operations. More American deaths.

* Then Your Genius President was told by Israel to bomb Iran ( right Now) because it would resurrect he�s popularity & standing with Americans, he would become a unifying figure, but we need an excuse to get the job done.

Civilian casualties is an unfortunate result of any war. Happens all the time in military conflicts.

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Investigations and video analysis show the targeted telecommunications tower was roughly 112 to 130 meters (about 367 to 427 feet) away from the house where the wedding guests had gathered

* Part 2.

* Yeah, how about claiming that Iran was close to developing a nuclear weapon. That would work, but didn�t we bomb them last year? Sure we did, but knowing they are an enemy- let�s go in there anyway, we need our soldiers doing something, instead of picking up paychecks.

* We could do aerial strikes to avoid ground casualties, sounds brilliant Mr President, but an aero assault has never won a war, not in Vietnam, not in Iraq- not ever? Don�t worry about it: The American public is too stupid to figure it out. It will be over in less than a week, no problem.

* But Mr President, what if that fails? Who cares- l HAD to do it. Obama put together a plan with other nations & that agreement did hold, but l know deals & l can come up with a better plan. If l get the job half done, l can always tell our Allies to get in there & help out. Obama can�t get all the credit, that POS won the Nobel Peace Prize, they won�t give it to me so this may do it!

*  Mr President, bombing & killing civilians doesn�t get you a Prize! Well, l got to try something, l got stuff done in the hospitality industry & this should be a cake walk, l am not going to stick a wet finger up before doing stuff, cause l can always blame previous Presidents for not getting the job done. It works all the time.

* That a clumsy statement to make Jap, cause there were multiple hearings on the Afghan pullout. I don�t recall the Republicans ever saying ( human casualties are the unfortunate result of war) Biden was blamed for everything.

* No mention of the felon having 5,000 terrorists released from the Afghan prisons as part of the deal Trump put together. Trump is not Presidential material, never was. He�s bullying tactics may have worked in he�s hotel business, but on the world stage with political leaders- he gets an F. Bit you voted for him anyway.

* What does that say about your mental state of mind? You easily duped. As long as your leader is tall, white, wears a red tie & barks orders, you fine with that. It�s like someone saying : She�s tall, beautiful, has a great body- but l am told she has AIDS & you saying ( l don�t give a F, l want to throw her back out.)

Trump doesn't draw lines in the sand.
There are top secret information you do not even know about.

* Please don�t justify your stupidity.

I do not need to justify my thoughts. They are what they are.

* There is no perfect political administration, but if you not open to learning from the mistakes of others, you become a fool by repeating them. Your fool started a war he thought he could win against the Iranian regime. He looked at other previous American administrations and said : They were fools in not taking them out. Then he steps into it & can�t find an off-ramp to he�s mess.

* You need reminding that Obama, European Allies along with China & Russia signed a nuclear agreement with Iran & it was working. Then the television celebrity tore up the agreement because he obviously thought he was smarter than all those nations combined. Then this clown wanted those same nations to come back to the table because he had a better deal. He�s stupidity didn�t stop there..

* in he�s first administration, he re did the agreement with Mexico & Canada, which he seems to have forgotten. Then he blames Canada for ( ripping) the US off. He�s blaming himself for screwing up his own agreement. Like l says : He�s an imbecile.

* People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it- George Bernard Shaw.

* Well to put it bluntly: Your thoughts are idiotic & stupid. You & millions of other MAGA supporters voted 3 times for this moron. That doesn�t even happen at choosing a mayor or Governor, where voters are reminded of the crap they had to put up with.

* Yet you gave the keys to the car 3 times to someone who�s enriching he�s family & billionaire buddies while the rest of the country suffers. You drank the Kool aid long ago & it appears that shxt is still in your circulatory system.

* Sure: But he�s not getting it done. He�s F thing up. You forgetting he ran on : Bringing inflation down, stopping the Russian- Ukraine war, lowering grocery prices etc etc. He has done nothing for the American people, instead he destroyed the East wing, commissioned Trump class ships as though he served. You were scammed willingly.

Got my lab test results back a couple weeks ago and the results did not show sh!t in my blood or urine.
The only sh!t I got comes out my ass on a regular basis.

* if he was ( getting it done) he wouldn�t have poll numbers in the 30% range. Even Nixon had better numbers than him during the Watergate scandal.

The magas are delusional. Trump has failed in every  way possible.

* General George Custer also got he�s bloodwork done before going out to battle the Indians at little Big Horn as well. He�s doctors probably told him that he was healthy for another 50 years as well.

* Maybe the Shxt bypassed your blood & urine & settled on your brain. Did you get an MRI Jap?

Lock him up!!!!

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Trumpism is changing world order

This US presidency is rewriting the rules of global governance and ushering the world into a new era.
By Firas Dabbagh
Published On 2 Sep 20262 Sep 2026

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US President Donald Trump salutes during the national anthem at the start of the race, during the Freedom 250 Grand Prix Race on the streets of Washington, DC, on August 23, 2026.
US President Donald Trump salutes during the national anthem at the start of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix Race in Washington on August 23, 2026 [AFP]

The post-World War II era was dominated by idealism that gave birth to a dense architecture of multilateral institutions and Western-led governance frameworks.

That order has now reached a decisive historical inflection point. The foreign policy paradigm forged during the two administrations of United States President Donald Trump � marked by unilateralism, transactional nationalism, and a recalibration of historic alliances � represents a sharp break from prior international norms. Combining coercive leverage with strategic media manipulation, this shift has heralded a new foreign policy phenomenon: Trumpism.
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By combining assertions of national sovereignty with an anti-establishment tone, Trumpism systematically challenges the core assumptions that had underpinned global governance for generations.

At its core, it represents a deliberate move away from grand, Western-dominated global leadership towards a decentralised, issue-specific, and deeply transactional international order.
The pillars of transactional statecraft

Trumpism�s operational strategy has replaced traditional multilateral commitments with a hardheaded focus on economic statecraft and national interest. Foreign policy engagements have been explicitly tethered to domestic economic priorities: reindustrialisation, a revitalised defence industrial base, energy dominance, balanced trade, and leadership in the financial sector.

To achieve these aims, the Trump administration has eschewed expansive multinational agreements in favour of bilateral bargains, deploying aggressive tariffs, coercive trade measures, and sanctions as primary instruments of state power.
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The administration�s reliance on expansive sanctions regimes and aggressive extraterritorial enforcement has ignited fierce global debates regarding international law, state sovereignty, and the legitimate limits of national jurisdiction.

Under the banner of �peace through strength�, Trumpism has integrated legal, economic, and security mechanisms to pressure allies and adversaries alike. Law enforcement operations and national security objectives have been routinely repurposed as direct tools of foreign policy.

This transactional posture has extended directly into collective defence and security architectures, most notably NATO. Trumpism has brought intense scrutiny to Western defence burden-sharing arrangements, highlighting severe imbalances where the US had borne a disproportionate share of costs and strategic risks.
Institutional disruption and systemic paralysis

The systemic consequences of Trumpism have reverberated across every layer of the global governance hierarchy.
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In multilateral forums, the administration has displayed unprecedented ambivalence and unpredictability, frequently reneging on established international agreements and disengaging from multilateral institutions.

This volatile leadership style has exposed deep vulnerabilities within global governance, accelerating the fragmentation of the post-Cold War liberal international order.

A prominent casualty of this institutional disruption has been the United Nations, particularly the UN Security Council. Trump�s policies have magnified existing debates over the UNSC�s legitimacy, representation, and effectiveness.

Observers have noted that entrenched geopolitical rivalries, institutional inertia, and structural hierarchies rooted in the colonial era had already left the UNSC paralysed�trapped in a pre-contemplation stage of reform rather than delivering substantive structural changes. US institutional disengagement has further compounded this inertia, raising fundamental questions about the long-term durability and authority of international security bodies.

While proponents have argued that the Trump administration is seeking to drive necessary institutional reform through selective, high-level engagement�such as collaborating with like-minded allies and engaging the UN secretary-general on shared priorities�critics have viewed these moves as prioritising immediate national interests over global stability.
The rise of a multipolar and regionalised order

As the US is stepping back from global stewardship, the resulting power vacuum is catalysing a profound restructuring of international politics. Middle powers and regional blocs are increasingly stepping forward to bridge governance gaps.
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These actors have begun constructing regional frameworks and issue-specific coalitions, casting them as vital supplements � or direct alternatives � to traditional Western-dominated institutions.

This global pivot has ignited a fierce debate among international relations scholars and policymakers regarding Trump�s legacy.

On the one hand, some argue that the disruptions he has caused are a catalyst for reform and systemic resilience. By forcing middle powers and non-Western nations to take greater ownership of regional security and economic coordination, Trumpism is fostering a more plural, inclusive, and realistic global order capable of addressing modern geopolitical realities.

Others are warning that US disengagement from multilateral commitments has shattered collective security arrangements and degraded institutional legitimacy. From this viewpoint, weakened Western leadership has paved the way for sustained strategic competition, regional instability, and dangerous governance voids across critical international forums.
Redefining great power

The foreign policy of the Trump presidency cannot be dismissed as a temporary aberration or a simple shift in personal political style; it warrants the enduring label Trumpism because it has established a distinct, reproducible paradigm of international statecraft.

By deliberately weaponising unpredictable diplomacy, prioritising national prosperity over institutional continuity, and asserting absolute national sovereignty against g

"As the US is stepping back from global stewardship, the resulting power vacuum is catalysing a profound restructuring of international politics. Middle powers and regional blocs are increasingly stepping forward to bridge governance gaps."

"As the US is stepping back from global stewardship"
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That will give Trump and future US Presidents more time and political energy to focus on domestic policies.

* Right- despite all that downloaded crap you copied and pasted, it means absolutely nothing to sane Americans.

* They impeached his ass for a reason. He is the one that lost the war with Iran who now has him parading as a LEGO character.

* We know your worship of the clown knows no bounds, but no one thinks a dementia 80 year old person has any business holding the nuclear codes. The guy is in love with himself, not you awful suckers.

* it�s the reason he could promise all sorts of bs on the campaign trail & then do a 180 on everything. Yet here you are still carrying water for the guy. Here doesn�t care about you� he doesn�t care about you� he doesn�t care about you.

" it means absolutely nothing to sane Americans."

Your opinion of intelligence is what I would expect from ignorance.

Copied and pasted the article so the readers could digest every word written by the author.

"promise all sorts of bs on the campaign trail & then do a 180 on everything."
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Democrats are good at that. If they got their promise done they would have nothing to campaign on in the next election.
That is why I say Trump is a get-r-done President.

Problem solving is not a strong trait in Democrat politicians. But they are good at kicking the can down the road and drawing lines in the sand on foreign policy.

* How old are you, cause if you were of clear mind- you would know the difference between truth & lies.

* Next you going to say that the insurrectionists had every right to storm the Capitol. Have you had a chip inserted into your body lately?

* Now l read that the POS wants to break ground on he�s 250ft Arch within the next two weeks. Just as he didn�t get authorization to tear down the East Wing, he thinks that it gives him absolute authority to do whatever he wants.

* The Arch is for him, because he thinks the world will praise him once he�s gone. It will be a symbol of he�s colossal failures and everyone other than he�s comatose supporters will probably weep & pray to the Pri**