@FoxNews@seanhannity So as you watch and listen to Donald J. Trump and his administration attempt to gaslight and spin their "Bid Win" over Iran for political gain and face saving leading into the midterm elections. Remember, DJT is a malignant narcissistic who can not accept failure and will lie.
Donald J. Trump can look into those options, but that does not allow him to merely obscure his non-compliance with the court order and removal of his name from the John F. Kennedy Center. The court now needs to ensure DJT's compliance and order the scaffolding and tarps removed.
The tarps remain on the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts where Donald J. Trump's name was ordered by the courts to be removed. The tarps remaining points to Donald J. Trump, his administration, and the JFK Center attempting to violate the courts order.
This points to Donald J. Trump once again defying a court order by trying to obscure his non-compliance to the order to remove his name from the JFK Center. DJT is likely looking into filing an appeal or attempting to get Congress to authorize his name being added to the JFK Cen.
@ProjectLincoln Taking water from the Potomac River without proper filtration will be a constant battle with algae. It appears that Donald J. Trump's reflecting pool has just begun & further work needs to be undertaken. This time, perhaps qualified experts will be allowed and bids for the work.
@FoxNews As with any post by Donald J. Trump, it needs to be verified by the actual agreement and the other party, in this case, Iran. DJT had claimed 39 times that a ceasefire/peace deal was close to being achieved, which never came to fruition. This makes DJT posts unreliable factually.
@gatewaypundit If Obama is right, then Donald Trump's jealousy of Obama made him cancel the original Iran nuclear deal, and then Trump wasted billions waging a war that amounts to an agreement that had already existed before his first term as president. DJT is not a genius.
US Treasury bond sales have been sluggish with countries, and large pension funds view the US as a risk financially. Japan selling off significant portions of $2.2 trillion will have a negative effect & could trigger other countries & investors to reevaluate their US investments.
Japanese investors hold approximately $1 trillion in US stocks and bonds and business holdings. The removal of Japanese combined US investments totals $2.2 trillion. Their selling off their holdings will raise US Treasury Bonds yields and increase US interest rates.