he President on Thursday had used the threat of police retaliation and military intervention in Minnesota where protests turned violent and destructive -- saying on Twitter that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts." Trump's weekend tweets also invoked imagery tied to brutal civil rights-era police tactics.
Now, a serious divide has emerged among the President's top allies and advisers over how the President should address several nights of protests and riots.
Trump is being urged by some advisers to formally address the nation and call for calm, while others have said he should condemn the rioting and looting more forcefully or risk losing middle-of-the-road voters in November, according to several sources familiar with the deliberations.
This story has been updated with new reporting about White House staffers being advised to hide their passes coming into and leaving work.
CNN's Kate Bennett, Kevin Liptak, Noah Broder and Brian Todd contributed to this report.
WHEN THE LOOTING STARTS,THE SHOOTING STARTS.....(police retaliation and military intervention)
it seems memories fade...THIS is a reminder. GOT IT? (Ramage)
Remember when President Trump said he didn't trust US intelligence or the generals? The Left mocked him. President Biden trusted the generals and Intel bureaus and now he looks like a fool as the Afghan National Army collapsed in weeks instead of months.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
homeagain wrote: he President on Thursday had used the threat of police retaliation and military intervention in Minnesota where protests turned violent and destructive -- saying on Twitter that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts." Trump's weekend tweets also invoked imagery tied to brutal civil rights-era police tactics.
Now, a serious divide has emerged among the President's top allies and advisers over how the President should address several nights of protests and riots.
Trump is being urged by some advisers to formally address the nation and call for calm, while others have said he should condemn the rioting and looting more forcefully or risk losing middle-of-the-road voters in November, according to several sources familiar with the deliberations.
This story has been updated with new reporting about White House staffers being advised to hide their passes coming into and leaving work.
CNN's Kate Bennett, Kevin Liptak, Noah Broder and Brian Todd contributed to this report.
WHEN THE LOOTING STARTS,THE SHOOTING STARTS.....(police retaliation and military intervention)
it seems memories fade...THIS is a reminder. GOT IT? (Ramage)
Homeagain,
What I "got" from your post is that you have once again violated the rules of posting on MMT. You do not give a source for your 4 paragraph missive other than to say that some CNN reporters contributed, In that complete sentences are used unlike any of the post that you yourself compose the plagiarism is easy to ascertain.
Other than that, what does this comment have to do with Afghanistan?
CNN's Kate Bennett, Kevin Liptak, Noah Broder and Brian Todd contributed to this report. SOURCE.
LOOK at fine print, I was responding to your post about hiding in the basement....try to keep up,otherwise
"some" look silly.
President Biden has warned the Civil Airline Reserve that the US may start requisitioning American airline flight crews and airplanes to start flying refugees out of Asia but not Afghanistan. I have to think this will overburden already stressed domestic passenger services.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.