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Originally posted by Cosmoterios: ↑

Hey, I am no fan of Obama as well, for those foreign policy failures.

I am all in favour of stopping terrorism. I am an equal opportunity critic. I criticized Obama then for his policy towards SA and also for his failure in Syria.

In any case, we all know 95% of terrorism are inspired by Wahhabism. And that is where all US presidents should apply pressure, not acquiesced.

Any way, didn't Trump promised he would hold sponsors and supporters of 9/11 attackers accountable, during the election of 2016?

So what did do afterward?

Dance with the Saudi King!!!

And here is the thing: Trump is the President of the United States, not Obama. Obama was a past president.

That is why Trump is under scrutiny, and Not Obama. His current policies not only affect the US, but the whole world.

Now, if Trump resigns and become a private citizen again. I would happily move onto the next President and critic his or her policies.

Understand?

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You're incredible. Three paras about how you are an equal opportunity critic and carry no water for Obama.

Then in para 4 you blew it. You start on Trump.

No I don't understand. The Presidency is a binary choice. If you don't like the one they have, have the balls to say how much better the alternative would be.
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