President Trump said today that his comment warning North Korea of “fire and fury” wasn’t tough enough.
“North Korea better get their act together or they are going to be in trouble like few nations have ever been in trouble,” Trump reportedly said while on vacation in Bedminster, New Jersey. “If anything, maybe that statement wasn’t tough enough.” Asked what could be tougher than “fire and fury,” the president replied: “Well, you’ll see.” North Korea has in recent days threatened to strike the U.S. territory of Guam in response to Trump’s initial remark. Read more at ABC.
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Trump is talking like a real President, something America hasn’t seen for dozens of years.
Susan Rice concedes Obama-era strategy to curtail North Korea’s nuclear program was a ‘failure’.
Obama national security adviser Susan Rice said Thursday that the U.S. has consistently failed to curtail North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, even during the Obama era.
“You can call it a failure,” Rice told CNN. “I accept that characterization of the efforts of the United States over the last two decades.”
“The fact of the matter is, that despite all of those efforts, the North Korean regime has been able to succeed in progressing with its program, both nuclear and missile,” Rice said. “That’s a very unfortunate outcome.
Trump is the great. One open lip utterance and the North Korean trigger finger gets bigger and bigger.
In all, we could pass time and strategically plan the proper war with Korea. Trump is floating a fraud and pushing a disagreeance. This is likely as bad as it gets.