Kamilah Hauptmann
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In an interview with the Russian outlet Interfax that was flagged and translated by The New York Times and other outlets, [Former Soviet Union leader Mikhail] Gorbachev, 87, wondered aloud: “Is it really that hard to understand that rejecting these agreements is, as the people say, not the work of a great mind.”
Gorbachev called Trump’s decision “a mistake” and “very strange.”
“Do they really not understand in Washington what this can lead to?” he asked.
Okay, I have come to the conclusion what comes out of his mouth is a result of throwing darts at a dartboard with random words on it.
Can you workshop a dart game?Okay, I have come to the conclusion what comes out of his mouth is a result of throwing darts at a dartboard with random words on it.
I wondered that, too. Apparently this is How to see what site/app people are tweeting from - sixtwo digitalWhen/where/how does Twitter display the software version one is using to tweet? It's not in the browser Twitter feed and it's not in the phone app Twitter feed. It's clear by the very fact of tweeting that Trump is using something, most likely his phone from the chronic typos and spelling errors, but from where does the "Twitter for iPhone" line come?
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I like the way they're trying to spin it:
When Trump Phones Friends, the Chinese and the Russians Listen and LearnAdministration officials said Mr. Trump’s longtime paranoia about surveillance — well before coming to the White House he believed that his phone conversations were often being recorded — gave them some comfort that he was not disclosing classified information on the calls. They said they had further confidence he was not spilling secrets because he rarely digs into the details of the intelligence he is shown and is not well versed in the operational specifics of military or covert activities.
The Georgia NAACP filed complaints Tuesday with state election officials alleging that some voting machines mistakenly showed votes cast for Democrat Stacey Abrams registering for her opponent Republican Brian Kemp.