Schizo Trump strikes again: Expresses regret about escalating China trade war, then reverses course and says he wishes he raised tariffs higher

BIARRITZ, France — President Trump conceded regret Sunday morning about his escalating trade war with China before reversing course in the afternoon and saying he only wished he had raised the tariffs higher.

It was a head-spinning about-face after the president evinced rare second thoughts on a key issue, even as White House officials said his comments had been “misinterpreted.”

"The president was asked if he had ‘any second thought on escalating the trade war with China.’ His answer has been greatly misinterpreted. President Trump responded in the affirmative — because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher,” press secretary Stephanie Grisham said.

Trump, who is acutely attuned to media coverage and public perception of his presidency, never apologizes or admits he was wrong — and he prides being seen as “strong” above all, according to current and former administration officials.

During a breakfast with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the sidelines of the Group of Seven meeting in this picturesque seaside town, a reporter asked Trump whether he had any “second thoughts” about his escalating trade war with China. Trump responded, “Yeah, sure. Why not.” “Might as well,” he said.

“Might as well. I have second thoughts about everything.”

Trump then claimed that talks were going well with China and that he planned to back away from some of his recent threats, such as seeking to force companies to leave China.

The comments drew immediate international attention because Trump had been so defiant with his unilateral decision to engage in a trade war with China.

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I've seen what's coming.

You guys won't believe it so I'm not going to tell you in full detail.

But expect the insanity to ratchet up to levels even the most ardent Trump supporter cannot deny, soon.

Then, the event.

Then....

Everything changes forever.

BIARRITZ, France — President Trump conceded regret Sunday morning about his escalating trade war with China before reversing course in the afternoon and saying he only wished he had raised the tariffs higher.

It was a head-spinning about-face after the president evinced rare second thoughts on a key issue, even as White House officials said his comments had been “misinterpreted.”

"The president was asked if he had ‘any second thought on escalating the trade war with China.’ His answer has been greatly misinterpreted. President Trump responded in the affirmative — because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher,” press secretary Stephanie Grisham said.

Trump, who is acutely attuned to media coverage and public perception of his presidency, never apologizes or admits he was wrong — and he prides being seen as “strong” above all, according to current and former administration officials.

During a breakfast with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the sidelines of the Group of Seven meeting in this picturesque seaside town, a reporter asked Trump whether he had any “second thoughts” about his escalating trade war with China. Trump responded, “Yeah, sure. Why not.” “Might as well,” he said.

“Might as well. I have second thoughts about everything.”

Trump then claimed that talks were going well with China and that he planned to back away from some of his recent threats, such as seeking to force companies to leave China.

The comments drew immediate international attention because Trump had been so defiant with his unilateral decision to engage in a trade war with China.

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BIARRITZ, France — President Trump conceded regret Sunday morning about his escalating trade war with China before reversing course in the afternoon and saying he only wished he had raised the tariffs higher.

It was a head-spinning about-face after the president evinced rare second thoughts on a key issue, even as White House officials said his comments had been “misinterpreted.”

"The president was asked if he had ‘any second thought on escalating the trade war with China.’ His answer has been greatly misinterpreted. President Trump responded in the affirmative — because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher,” press secretary Stephanie Grisham said.

Trump, who is acutely attuned to media coverage and public perception of his presidency, never apologizes or admits he was wrong — and he prides being seen as “strong” above all, according to current and former administration officials.

During a breakfast with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the sidelines of the Group of Seven meeting in this picturesque seaside town, a reporter asked Trump whether he had any “second thoughts” about his escalating trade war with China. Trump responded, “Yeah, sure. Why not.” “Might as well,” he said.

“Might as well. I have second thoughts about everything.”

Trump then claimed that talks were going well with China and that he planned to back away from some of his recent threats, such as seeking to force companies to leave China.

The comments drew immediate international attention because Trump had been so defiant with his unilateral decision to engage in a trade war with China.

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Keep sucking that MSM dick. You are being lied to and sucking it up in spades.

Super-pinned threads that chastise a leader who says he second-guesses himself.

Is that Trinity's new GLP?

This is what a paradigm collapse looks like.

:)

BIARRITZ, France — President Trump conceded regret Sunday morning about his escalating trade war with China before reversing course in the afternoon and saying he only wished he had raised the tariffs higher.

It was a head-spinning about-face after the president evinced rare second thoughts on a key issue, even as White House officials said his comments had been “misinterpreted.”

"The president was asked if he had ‘any second thought on escalating the trade war with China.’ His answer has been greatly misinterpreted. President Trump responded in the affirmative — because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher,” press secretary Stephanie Grisham said.

Trump, who is acutely attuned to media coverage and public perception of his presidency, never apologizes or admits he was wrong — and he prides being seen as “strong” above all, according to current and former administration officials.

During a breakfast with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the sidelines of the Group of Seven meeting in this picturesque seaside town, a reporter asked Trump whether he had any “second thoughts” about his escalating trade war with China. Trump responded, “Yeah, sure. Why not.” “Might as well,” he said.

“Might as well. I have second thoughts about everything.”

Trump then claimed that talks were going well with China and that he planned to back away from some of his recent threats, such as seeking to force companies to leave China.

The comments drew immediate international attention because Trump had been so defiant with his unilateral decision to engage in a trade war with China.

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This is what people with no center look like.

You have no center. Trump is the center.

I've seen what's coming.

You guys won't believe it so I'm not going to tell you in full detail.

But expect the insanity to ratchet up to levels even the most ardent Trump supporter cannot deny, soon.

Then, the event.

Then....

Everything changes forever.

Just another one of Trump's intellectual farts he constantly produces then waves right into the noses of the media and the American people. But when it comes to shitting, the fucker dumps 10 gallons in a second and flushes that shit so fast, the world's head spins.

Being such a visionary and all I have to say you're wasting your time here.



In actuality though I think you've been mainlining the GLP doomsmack for too long.

You are not going into any detail much less full detail.

That's roll playing as a conservative for those who don't know.

We're going to war with China. Bet the fucking bank brother!

Quoting the "Washington Post"

op, are you triggered?

better head to your safe space

:triggered:

We're going to war with China. Bet the fucking bank brother!