I guess Trump plans on becoming a dictator and a despot too as president. When you don't give people any choices at all in their lives you become like Putin or Trump and never stop telling everyone what to think, what to do always. There is no free thought around Putin or Trump. And without free thinkers we all perish.
I like the fact that Trump is NOT politically correct but beyond that I think he is a potential despot and dictator sort of like Putin or Hitler who will nuke the world out of existence once he's in office because he is the wrong temperament to become president.
Trump gives Putin an 'A' on leadership
NEWARK,
N.J. (AP) — One day after President Barack Obama and Russian President
Vladimir Putin made little headway in their standoff over Syria at their
first formal meeting in more than two years, Republican presidential
hopeful Donald Trump is agreeing with Putin on his backing of Syrian
President…
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Trump gives Putin an 'A' on leadership
By JILL COLVIN
20 hours ago
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — One day after President Barack Obama and
Russian President Vladimir Putin made little headway in their standoff
over Syria at their first formal meeting in more than two years,
Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump is agreeing with Putin on
his backing of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Speaking on Fox News Channel's "The O'Reilly
Factor" Tuesday evening, the billionaire businessman and presidential
front-runner praised Russia's recent military buildup in Syria and
expressed little concern for Putin's support for his longtime Syrian
ally.
"If he wants to fight ISIS, let him fight ISIS," Trump said in an interview taped at his Trump Tower skyscraper in Manhattan.
"I say there's very little downside with Putin fighting ISIS," he added.
The U.S. has long insisted that Syria's future cannot include Assad. But Putin has cast Assad's government as the best defense against Islamic State militants, a group the U.S. is also working to defeat.
Trump also suggested that Assad, who has used barrel bombs and chemical weapons against civilians, was preferable to other potential options.
"Personally, I've been looking at the different players and I've been watching Assad, Trump said, " ... and I'm looking at Assad and saying maybe he's better than the kind of people that we're supposed to be backing because we don't even know who we're backing. We have no idea."
Obama and Putin have a tense relationship that was on full display as the pair met at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Trump has long predicted that he would get along well with Putin and declared Monday that, "Putin is a nicer person than I am." He repeated his criticism that Putin is the better leader when compared with Obama.
"I will tell you that, in terms of leadership, he's getting an 'A' and our president is not doing so well," he said. "They did not look good together."
It was Trump's first appearance on Fox since he announced last week that he'd be boycotting the network for "the foreseeable future" because of what he deemed unfair treatment.
The boycott lasted less than a week.
"If he wants to fight ISIS, let him fight ISIS," Trump said in an interview taped at his Trump Tower skyscraper in Manhattan.
"I say there's very little downside with Putin fighting ISIS," he added.
The U.S. has long insisted that Syria's future cannot include Assad. But Putin has cast Assad's government as the best defense against Islamic State militants, a group the U.S. is also working to defeat.
Trump also suggested that Assad, who has used barrel bombs and chemical weapons against civilians, was preferable to other potential options.
"Personally, I've been looking at the different players and I've been watching Assad, Trump said, " ... and I'm looking at Assad and saying maybe he's better than the kind of people that we're supposed to be backing because we don't even know who we're backing. We have no idea."
Obama and Putin have a tense relationship that was on full display as the pair met at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Trump has long predicted that he would get along well with Putin and declared Monday that, "Putin is a nicer person than I am." He repeated his criticism that Putin is the better leader when compared with Obama.
"I will tell you that, in terms of leadership, he's getting an 'A' and our president is not doing so well," he said. "They did not look good together."
It was Trump's first appearance on Fox since he announced last week that he'd be boycotting the network for "the foreseeable future" because of what he deemed unfair treatment.
The boycott lasted less than a week.
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