He should have crushed the buildings out the fate then talk that across the aisle shyt if he lost the house/senate.
He certainlyeft more to be desired.
Taliban - US - Afghanistan Government Peace Talks: DEAL IN PRINCIPLE REACHED
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He certainlyeft more to be desired.
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To Slow U.S. Exit, Afghan Leader Offers Trump a Cost Reduction
To Slow U.S. Exit, Afghan Leader Offers Trump a Cost Reduction
To Slow U.S. Exit, Afghan Leader Offers Trump a Cost Reduction
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Hail Biafra!
This administration is the master of having meetings for the sake of having meetings. 
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Crazy to think about a country being in constant state of warfare for that long. And not just ragtag militias vs ragtag militias. The worlds only superpowers dropped bombs on that country basically back to back
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Drugs and Kalashnikovs
The Afghan Taliban rejected a proposal that would result in U.S. forces being withdrawn from the war-torn nation in five years, posing a serious setback to the efforts aimed at ending America’s longest war through negotiations.
The rebel group wants foreign troops to leave the country within a year, according to two former Taliban leaders. The U.S. and the insurgents resumed peace talks on Saturday after a two-day break for internal deliberations, but five rounds of discussions haven’t yielded a breakthrough on the timeline for a withdrawal nor has it elicited a pledge from the Taliban to stop terrorists from using the country as a base.
The timeline will give the U.S. “a justification to show to the world they weren’t defeated like the Soviets and suddenly left Afghanistan,” Sayed Akbar Agha, a former Taliban leader, who lives in Kabul and has been in touch with the militant group’s negotiators in Doha, said in an interview. But the Taliban rejected the proposal, he said. Maulavi Qalamuddin, another ex-Taliban leader, echoed Agha’s comments.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
Taliban tellin the US we dont want you to have an excuses on the way out
The rebel group wants foreign troops to leave the country within a year, according to two former Taliban leaders. The U.S. and the insurgents resumed peace talks on Saturday after a two-day break for internal deliberations, but five rounds of discussions haven’t yielded a breakthrough on the timeline for a withdrawal nor has it elicited a pledge from the Taliban to stop terrorists from using the country as a base.
The timeline will give the U.S. “a justification to show to the world they weren’t defeated like the Soviets and suddenly left Afghanistan,” Sayed Akbar Agha, a former Taliban leader, who lives in Kabul and has been in touch with the militant group’s negotiators in Doha, said in an interview. But the Taliban rejected the proposal, he said. Maulavi Qalamuddin, another ex-Taliban leader, echoed Agha’s comments.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
Taliban tellin the US we dont want you to have an excuses on the way out
Donald the dove 
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Donald the dove
Peace and prosperity for all
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I am all for us getting out of there but thay place is going to be a complete bloodbath once we leave. ISIS, Taliban, the Afghani government will all by vying for power. Not too mention neighboring countries that may want to wield influence.
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He is
