Look, I have no problem with the UK really, but I do resent the bulls**t that you folks are piling upon our president, yes he is brash, yes he says a lot of immature s**t that he should not just blurt out, but his policies are the right policies needed for this country to reestablish the economy and maintain the standard of living that the American people are accustom to. With a $21 Trillion debt, we can no longer afford to subsidize the defense of both the EU and Asia, with 500 million people and a $19 Trillion economy you folks can do this for yourselves, your problem is that you have found it far to comfortable to rely on the US to take a big portion of that load, google military readiness of Germany, and then think about our $700 billion defense budget much of which goes overseas.... If roles were reversed would you think it fair?

I didn't say Mr Trump was pulling troops out Blurryeyed mentioned it in a previous post so I took it that he knew something I didn't. I just said there are rumors I personally find them a bit silly and after 2 years of investigation something should surely have come out by now. I do think however that Mr Trump is a little nieve as he is used to dealing with businessmen whereas foreign despots are a whole different ball game they k**l people. No I am not much of a diplomat otherwise I would be riding round in a Bentley with a huge mansion for a home.

Oh yes I remember that, it needed the Japanese to attack you for decided you to join in. Thanks for the armaments, ships etc. we finished paying you the money back in 2008. And what you are saying is that because we don't agree with something you agree with, we should keep our mouth's shut. Well contrary to a lot of opinions on here we also live in a free society and like your constitutional rights we also have the right to speak up. If you find it the post offensive tough its one mans opinion and living in a free society he has a right to speak it. Just as you do yours.

The political party is only relevant in your mind. If you look at the list of the indicted, nowhere does it say their affiliation so any deduction on your part is strictly a specious argument with no substance.
This is definitely a class issue as only the 1%'ers are able to afford this level of bribery.
The other way to do it is like Jared's father did. Make a 2.5 Million dollar donation to Harvard. At least that way, you're not breaking the law and other students benefit from it.

Apparently, this is how "trickle-down economics" works. The rich bribe people who then become rich so they can bribe others.
I guess it's a good thing that the rich got that tax break from trump or they wouldn't have been able to afford to pay those bribes.