Sure, Donald Trump insisted that American forces should steal Iraq’s oil, even though that’s yet another war crime. But then he’s already said he’d call for torture, killing civilians, and going after families, so maybe he’s just trying to catch ‘em all.
And Donald Trump did proclaim that he could detect how much military intelligence officers disapprove of President Obama’s foreign policy by reading their body language. Did you see the way that guy adjusted his tie? That totally means “we should abandon the Kurds.”
And there was Putin. Boy, was there Putin.
But the height of Trump-sanity came in Trump's response to Matt Lauer’s opening softball. After bragging about how many votes he received in the primaries, we got this exchange.
Lauer: … when you’re commander-in-chief, you can spark a conflict, you can destabilize a region, you can put American lives at risk. Can we afford to take that risk with you?
Trump: Well, I think absolutely. I think if you saw what happened in Mexico the other day, where I went there, I had great relationships, everything else. I let them know where the United States stands. I mean, we’ve been badly hurt by Mexico, both on the border and with taking all of our jobs or a big percentage of our jobs.
And if you look at what happened, look at the aftermath today where the people that arranged the trip in Mexico have been forced out of government. That’s how well we did.
What does this mean. What does this mean? Is Trump actually bragging that he can destabilize a region with a thirty minute visit? Is he pleased by this?
