Comments by "maynunal" (@maynunal) on "Trump says it's 'ridiculous' Harvard closed on-site classes" video.

Why does Trump want businesses to open now in the middle of a pandemic?? 1. Small businesses will be forced to spend more money including the money they loaned to keep their workers 2. This frees Trump from giving small businesses more money since they are now open 3. This will make small businesses file for bankruptcy since no there are no customers!! 4. This will force small businesses to close permanently 5. So mammoth corporations (that Trump and his friends invest in) will take over whatever small businesses leave open!! 6. So the monopoly will once again take over the USA!! 7. This will make union bargaining power decrease hugely!! 8. This will force workers to limit their power to ask for a raise!! 9. This will make Corporations pay for cheap labor!! Since there will be no other businesses to choose from!! 10. This will make Corporations make more money via tax incentives!! 11. It gives more power to Corporations to select a candidate who will work for THEM!! 12. This will make it easier for companies to fire employees if they decide to make a union!!
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@nathan white According to the report, which was sourced from several former Trump administration intelligence officials, the administration’s failure to address Russia’s furnishing of weapons to the Taliban, coupled with Trump’s “embrace” of Putin, may have set the stage for Kremlin officials to green-light the audacious bounty operation. The Pentagon was confident in early 2018 that the Russians were placing U.S. troops in increased danger by arming Taliban militants. In response, Trump didn’t just refuse to confront Putin, he “undercut” U.S. officials who raised public concerns and “overtly and repeatedly” embraced Putin. Then, “behind the scenes,” former intel officials said the president “directed the CIA to share intelligence information on counterterrorism with the Kremlin despite no discernible reward.”
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@robertp7209 According to the report, which was sourced from several former Trump administration intelligence officials, the administration’s failure to address Russia’s furnishing of weapons to the Taliban, coupled with Trump’s “embrace” of Putin, may have set the stage for Kremlin officials to green-light the audacious bounty operation. The Pentagon was confident in early 2018 that the Russians were placing U.S. troops in increased danger by arming Taliban militants. In response, Trump didn’t just refuse to confront Putin, he “undercut” U.S. officials who raised public concerns and “overtly and repeatedly” embraced Putin. Then, “behind the scenes,” former intel officials said the president “directed the CIA to share intelligence information on counterterrorism with the Kremlin despite no discernible reward.”
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