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It's a little late for all that. I guess reality is starting to set in. We'll see you at the Congressional hearing(s). I doubt they will be extending an olive branch - you know, since your rhetoric led to so many deaths. Even if you aren't responsible for those deaths, there is plenty you are responsible for. I'm sure it'll all work out in Congress. BTW, nice tax cut for the middle class that you said would happen before the Midterm election, you know, the one you promised after Congress was no longer in session...that never materialized. I'm sure that lie (and the other 5,000 you've told since 2016) will all come out in hearings soon enough. It's karma time...

It's a little late for all that. I guess reality is starting to set in. We'll see you at the Congressional hearing(s). I doubt they will be extending an olive branch - you know, since your rhetoric led to so many deaths. Even if you aren't responsible for those deaths, there is plenty you are responsible for. I'm sure it'll all work out in Congress. BTW, nice tax cut for the middle class that you said would happen before the Midterm election, you know, the one you promised after Congress was no longer in session...that never materialized. I'm sure that lie (and the other 5,000 you've told since 2016) will all come out in hearings soon enough. It's karma time... - WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) - President Donald Trump said he regrets the tone he has used during his first two years in office during an exclusive interview with Sinclair Broadcast Group. Video: Sinclair Broadcast GroupTrump said if there was anything he would try and redo it would...

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Ah yes, the company that employed over 800,000 Chinese employees - many of whom jumped off the roof of the factory and committed suicide, necessitating nets being installed to prevent future tragedies (I know first hand, since I worked with HR and management of this company while in China) - is one of Trump's pet projects. The statistics regarding the project are damning, to say the least. Unfortunately, it is a lot easier to screw a worker in China for the benefit of country and company and...even more unfortunately, in the US, it will probably be a lot of taxpayers who will be looking for roofs to jump off (or malls and churches to shoot up / congressmen they voted into office to mail bombs to - as the case seems to be). Isn't it wonderful how Trump is 'Making America Great Again'? Unfortunately, anyone who is buying into that BS has much to learn. The only people that are profiting from these deals are the government and corporations - while the people foot the bill, however unaware they may be. Too bad the majority of Americans seem to have no clue about government, basic economics or business. I suppose they'll just keep on watching their football games, Netflix and shopping at the mall while disregarding politics altogether except for about a week or two before a vote...when they'll suddenly assume they know all they need to know to vote safely, even though they haven't paid a bit of attention for most of their lives and it takes a Hell of a lot longer to figure out the tricky BS these politicians spend every day doing than the couple of weeks most voters seem to pay attention. That's going to result in some painful karma - and, in fact, already has (repeatedly). All you need to do is look at who ran for President in 2016. I wouldn't have voted for either one of them if my ass were on fire and they were holding a bucket of water. That is what you get for not paying attention. ;) Get used to it!

Ah yes, the company that employed over 800,000 Chinese employees - many of whom jumped off the roof of the factory and committed suicide, necessitating nets being installed to prevent future tragedies (I know first hand, since I worked with HR and management of this company while in China) - is one of Trump's pet projects. The statistics regarding the project are damning, to say the least. Unfortunately, it is a lot easier to screw a worker in China for the benefit of country and company and...even more unfortunately, in the US, it will probably be a lot of taxpayers who will be looking for roofs to jump off (or malls and churches to shoot up / congressmen they voted into office to mail bombs to - as the case seems to be). Isn't it wonderful how Trump is 'Making America Great Again'? Unfortunately, anyone who is buying into that BS has much to learn. The only people that are profiting from these deals are the government and corporations - while the people foot the bill, however unaware they may be. Too bad the majority of Americans seem to have no clue about government, basic economics or business. I suppose they'll just keep on watching their football games, Netflix and shopping at the mall while disregarding politics altogether except for about a week or two before a vote...when they'll suddenly assume they know all they need to know to vote safely, even though they haven't paid a bit of attention for most of their lives and it takes a Hell of a lot longer to figure out the tricky BS these politicians spend every day doing than the couple of weeks most voters seem to pay attention. That's going to result in some painful karma - and, in fact, already has (repeatedly). All you need to do is look at who ran for President in 2016. I wouldn't have voted for either one of them if my ass were on fire and they were holding a bucket of water. That is what you get for not paying attention. ;) Get used to it! - As the public has become aware of the spiralling costs associated with building a new Foxconn plant in the state, the deal has become something of a political liability for the governor.

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I completely concur with this US Strategic Analyst and US (retired) US Army General...

I completely concur with this US Strategic Analyst and US (retired) US Army General... - CNN's Anderson Cooper discusses President Donald Trump's truthfulness. #CNN #News

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