Bolton Book

[NYC_Eer]

In this portrayal, an “erratic,” “impulsive” and “stunningly uninformed” Mr. Trump could make “irrational” decisions and “saw conspiracies behind rocks.” In an interview to promote his book, Mr. Bolton told ABC Newsthis week that he had concluded that Mr. Trump was not “fit for office” and did not have “the competence to carry out the job.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/18/us/politics/trump-bolton.html

 

[atlkvb]

Yet through all of this criticism and observation of Trump's "personal style" not one substantive policy discussion of either his success or failure or better alternatives.

Nothing.

 

[DvlDog4WVU]

In this portrayal, an “erratic,” “impulsive” and “stunningly uninformed” Mr. Trump could make “irrational” decisions and “saw conspiracies behind rocks.” In an interview to promote his book, Mr. Bolton told ABC Newsthis week that he had concluded that Mr. Trump was not “fit for office” and did not have “the competence to carry out the job.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/18/us/politics/trump-bolton.html

Sooooo, nothing specific to really point to. Got it

 

[NYC_Eer]

Sooooo, nothing specific to really point to. Got it

The book isn't out yet, because Trump is suing to keep it that way. Sounds like he's scared of something. I'm sure there will be plenty to point to.

 

[atlkvb]

The President of the United States sets US Foreign policy, not the National Security advisor.

When Gen Flynn acting in his role as advisor to President Obama disagreed with his Foreign policy, he was also fired. Obama was so thankful of Gen Flynn's contributions, he set up an entire smear campaign against him to make sure he was eventually framed and jailed.

Maybe Trump should consider same for Bolton?