@marlene4719 The insinuation is Trump was not the victim of an assignation attempt. Wow. People like this lady are truly living in an alternate universe.
How about this-no one cares what you think. Here’s what you don’t understand-while you idiots are still playing checkers Trump and team are playing 4-D Chess. Until you truly understand how he is transforming America for the good, people like you will just keep crying and whining. Now, go ahead and prove my point.
You people are amazing. All of his accomplishments in just one single week: China trade deal, Pakistan/India deal, prescription drug executive order, and last American hostage freed by Hamas and much more. But no…the breaking news for YOU is that he closed his eyes during a briefing. Unbelievable. While all of you guys are playing checkers, he is playing 4-D chess. You’ll never be able to get out of your own way.
@RichardAngwin@WHLeavitt So what is your suggestion? His focus and suggestions are 100% common sense and are the true way to protect democracy. All eligible US citizen should not have any problems with any of the above.
Amazing-the blindness that is caused by Trump Derangement Syndrome. Mr. Bolton, America has never had a stronger leader in its history! Somebody who does what he says he’s going to do without worrying about being politically correct. These are the kind of leaders we need for our country. Why do bureaucrats like you continue to voice support for America being the primary funding source for every problem in the world. How about we take care of our own people in our own borders? I am sick and tired of my tax money going out the door.
@davidaxelrod $350 billion! How much do we need to spend? Until we are just as Penny defenseless as Ukraine?
We can solve the world problems-I don’t wanna end up like that.
First, saying "it's not that hard" comes across as dismissive and unkind. We don't always know the challenges those parents may be facing. That being said, it’s still important to consider the experience of others in a shared space like a restaurant. If your kids are too loud or have specific challenges, it might be better to avoid places where a certain level of behavior is expected. Personally, if I find myself in a setting with loud children, I choose to give grace and assume they’re just having a tough day, and the parents are doing their best. Even if I’m wrong, I’d rather take that perspective—it makes me a more understanding and compassionate person.