@AlanBarrosoA@ppopular Saben cuel es su caladero de votos. En el supuesto caso de que pudieran aumentar el nivel, el nicho de mercado se les quedarรญa fuera.
@BigJoeBastardi Perhaps he did it because polio is a highly contagious disease, and he doesn't have time to exterminate the enemy before the disease does.
@IdiazAyuso Lady Parca hablando de desviar la atenciรณn, hay que jยบderse. Llevas una semana tweeteando por encima de tus posibilidades.
ยฟSerรก que vas a volver a tu anterior puesto?
@Mtelladof@diostuitero Bueno, bueno. El habitante de la Piara Popular se atreve a calificar como insulto facilรณn que pongan en entredicho si (carencia) de inteligencia.
No permitรญs que nadie se meta en vuestras "competencias", ni insultos, ni corrupciรณn ni mala gestiรณn.
โ๏ธ Here's a question to ponder over your morning coffee. What would have happened if America had simply not spent the last couple of years behaving like a drunk uncle at a wedding, insulting the bride, the groom, the vicar and the man who parked the cars?
The answer is nothing. Nothing at all would have happened to the rest of the world. Life inside America, on the other hand, would have been a great deal more pleasant, because every single problem the country is currently wrestling with was made in America, by Americans, on purpose, and then explained to the public with a lie.
There was no trade deficit emergency. None. So there was no need for tariffs, which means there was no need for the inflation, the diesel and petrol prices heading for the moon, the farmers queuing for bailouts or the bond market clearing its throat every time the president opens his mouth.
Nobody was ripping America off, so there was no need to insult the Canadians until they took their billions and went home, and started filling in the paperwork to become an associate member of the European Union, which is a sentence nobody expected to write in their lifetime. No need to gift-wrap the soybean market and post it to Brazil, and no need to make the average European feel he is doing something noble by putting the bourbon back on the shelf and buying a Mercedes instead.
Iran would have carried on being Iran, which is to say tedious and unchanged. America would still have its bases scattered across the globe with grateful hosts rather than muttering ones, and the allies would still be buying American missiles rather than build their own. Foreign students would still be paying eye-watering sums to attend American universities, tourists would still be queuing in the Florida sun, and the dollar would still be trusted without anyone having to ask an awkward question.
And here is the truly maddening part. Trump would have been more popular than Putin. He would have been sitting on a booming economy, cheap fuel and a world that still picked up the phone, facing a Democratic party so invisible it could have been declared missing, and the midterms would have been a coronation rather than a coin toss.
In other words, the car was running beautifully. And then somebody climbed in, announced that the engine was on fire, and set light to it to prove the point.
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