Our President's Tweets for this morning.

All of those are accurate.

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All of those are accurate.

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Explain to me why relations with Russia are the fault of Congress?

Trump signed the sanctions bill, did he not?

lower than the Cold War?

Trump and his hyperbole

I like that first one.

I expect a legal challenge on the Russia sanctions bill within the next few months, but Trump will make a show of trying to work within them first.

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It's unreal that people can look at Trump siding with Russia (who just insulted him and the US publicly on twitter FFS) over Congress and not be embarrassed. I like the Trump direction lately (by lately I mean since Monday), but this is the epitome of acting like a "cuck"

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Be honest. Had he not signed it, you and others here would be screaming that he is a Russian stooge and using this to further bolster the baseless "collusion" claim.

amirite?

That second tweet about regulations may be the biggest untold story of the year. His administration is gutting the red tape that businesses have to deal with, and they are responding. Really sucks [for democrats] that he's making things easier for both new small businesses as well as big business. He's supposed to be stomping the little guys under his heels. Just imagine if Congress gave a frick about Americans too.

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Strange how he's more worried about his relationship with Russia than he is his relationship with Congress.

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Is that really how you comprehended his first tweet?

Your high school English teacher should be sad.

He needed to sign it because it's warranted. But if you want the fight, get into the fight. Don't write passive-aggressive press releases and twitter messages, all while letting Dmetry Medvedev shite all over the country you lead without response.

Russia can do whatever they want, can say whatever they want, and Trump apologizes for Congress if they respond. For a Presidency centered around an alpha cult of personality, it's amazing to watch.

In regards to his Russia tweet.

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December 19, 1952 Mr. Truman said, "You know, it's easy for the Monday morning quarterback to say what the coach should have done, after the game is over. But when the decision is up before you -- and on my desk I have a motto which says The Buck Stops Here' -- the decision has to be made." In his farewell address to the American people given in January 1953, President Truman referred to this concept very specifically in asserting that, "The President--whoever he is--has to decide. He can't pass the buck to anybody. No one else can do the deciding for him. That's his job.

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