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originally posted by: ~Lucidity
originally posted by: JinMI
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
originally posted by: JinMI
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
originally posted by: JinMI
Retraction
This story was reported based on information from several sources. Upon further review, those sources seem to have come from a single source with unverifiable information. There is no evidence at this time that Donald Trump has received any intelligence briefings before making his comments on Friday
reverbpress.com...
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How does your saying go Lucidity? "and people flagged this? SMH" How did I do?
I quote that in my OP, dude. Pay attention. Also pay attention to the theme and the other words. Reading comprehension is your friend. Nice try though.
Which version? I can't keep up with your liquid OP. The heading either. Troll thread achieved.
It was in the ORIGINAL. Right up top.
Oh ok, thanks for clarifying. You knew it was a troll thread then. Please, by all means, continue.
No, not a troll thread. Just a developing story thread. And guess what? Sometimes those pan out and sometimes they don't.
But for the record? I'd believe this about Trump in a heartbeat if I didn't have a brain because I view him as a petulant, barely semi-literate man child. And there's not a doubt in my mind that he couldn't be trusted with certain information. Should he become President, he's going to have to be heavily monitored and handled. That's for damn sure.
Partisan concern over Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton handling classified information has created a public debate over whether they deserve to receive briefings from intelligence officials—a tradition that dates back more 60 years. The process formally began for Clinton and Trump on Friday. But Clinton’s handling of classified information over email while she was Secretary of State was characterized as “extremely careless” by FBI Director James Comey earlier this month. And Trump has gained a reputation for his off-the-cuff candor, leading many to question whether he can be trusted not to reveal national security information. [Time]
originally posted by: Indigent
a reply to: ~Lucidity
Yeah, be humble and start taking responsibility for your mistakes instead of attacking everybody
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
originally posted by: Indigent
a reply to: ~Lucidity
Yeah, be humble and start taking responsibility for your mistakes instead of attacking everybody
Who'd I attack?
Oh..sorry...someone who missed the very first line of the ORIGINAL OP? Also, back atcha.
Amid reports that some intelligence officials have deep reservations about sharing sensitive information with Trump, Clapper said that “it is not up to the administration and not up to me personally to decide on the suitability of presidential candidates.
The American electorate is deciding on the suitability of the next commander in chief.” But Clapper’s remarks came amid new signs of deep discomfort with Trump among the upper ranks of the intelligence community. In a measure of that growing animosity, one senior intelligence official said Wednesday that he would decline to participate in any session with Trump. [WaPo]
originally posted by: MysticPearl
a reply to: ~Lucidity
Your evidence of him having no filter is that he said something which is common knowledge?
Do you even think before you type?
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Well...someone has egg on their face.
Very silly attempt to smear Trump. Good thing nobody with any real sense here took it seriously.
Hoax Bin?