US Political News and Trump’s China visit

[Yommie]

Trump praised for 'keynote speech of presidency' during Mideast trip​

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Trump's Middle Eastern Peace Plan is coming together​

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[AZ_HighCountry]

Sometimes, even the guys you beat show some humility:

Former Biden officials offer rare praise for Trump's bold Middle East moves

Former Biden officials react to President Donald Trump's bold Middle East tour, with one admitting they wished they could work for an administration that moved "that quickly."

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@AZ_HighCountry

Trump has good sense of humor.

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[RabzonKhan]

Calling Ben Shapiro a MAGA is Retarded with a capital R! If Ben is considered MAGA then so are you, Rab, that's how MAGA Ben is.

That's the best counterargument you’ve got? This isn’t just my personal take, major media outlets have referred to Ben Shapiro and Laura Loomer as part of the MAGA movement. A quick Google search will show you that. But even if you dispute that label, let me ask, do you also not consider Loomer to be MAGA?

Shapiro, like Loomer, has consistently supported Trump. Sure, there have been moments of disagreement, but the majority of the time, his views align with Trump’s.

Instead of nitpicking over definitions, how about addressing the real controversy, Trump’s acceptance of a private jet from the Qatari government? Many critics argue this violates U.S. law and edges dangerously close to outright bribery. That’s the discussion that actually matters.

 

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The more accurate question isn’t why a portion of the Arab world loves Trump, but rather why a portion of Arab dictators do. It’s not really about Trump himself-it’s about America. Like it or not, these authoritarian leaders rely on U.S. support to maintain their grip on power, especially in countering threats from the Iranian regime. Their survival often depends on America's military, economic, and diplomatic backing.

As for the broader Arab population, I don’t believe the average Arab holds any particular affection for America or Trump. In fact, there’s little need to even explain that-historical grievances, foreign policies, and regional conflicts have shaped their views.

So instead of framing this as ‘Arab world loves Trump,’ it’s more accurate to recognize the divide between ruling elites and public sentiment.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

That's the best counterargument you’ve got? This isn’t just my personal take, major media outlets have referred to Ben Shapiro and Laura Loomer as part of the MAGA movement. A quick Google search will show you that. But even if you dispute that label, let me ask, do you also not consider Loomer to be MAGA?

Shapiro, like Loomer, has consistently supported Trump. Sure, there have been moments of disagreement, but the majority of the time, his views align with Trump’s.

Instead of nitpicking over definitions, how about addressing the real controversy, Trump’s acceptance of a private jet from the Qatari government? Many critics argue this violates U.S. law and edges dangerously close to outright bribery. That’s the discussion that actually matters.

Laura Loomer is also a bit of a nut case. I liken her to be the right's answer to Taylor Lorenz who just happens to be a complete nut. I take neither seriously.

Shapiro is ok.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

The more accurate question isn’t why a portion of the Arab world loves Trump, but rather why a portion of Arab dictators do. It’s not really about Trump himself-it’s about America. Like it or not, these authoritarian leaders rely on U.S. support to maintain their grip on power, especially in countering threats from the Iranian regime. Their survival often depends on America's military, economic, and diplomatic backing.

As for the broader Arab population, I don’t believe the average Arab holds any particular affection for America or Trump. In fact, there’s little need to even explain that-historical grievances, foreign policies, and regional conflicts have shaped their views.

So instead of framing this as ‘Arab world loves Trump,’ it’s more accurate to recognize the divide between ruling elites and public sentiment.

These are actually fair points. Some of which I have stated to others. And, this doesn't just apply to President Trump. It applies to the US in general regardless of the President. For the most part. Biden did manage to humiliate the Saudis.

Conversely, during my Kenya tour, the local Kenyans had a great fascination with the US and would ask where I was from and where all they had been. I would ask, if they had not already volunteered, if they had been to the US. Quite a few had and I enjoyed talking with them about where they had been and if they had family here.