Donald Trump Suggests He Would Not Defend Taiwan From China
The Republican nominee for the presidential election told Bloomberg that the island "is 9,500 miles away."
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Yes America will, he just hasn't been told how the US economy would collapse without Taiwanese semiconductors yet. Taiwan will not let China take the fabs intact, it's their insurance forcing the west to help them.
He's perfectly okay collapsing the economy as long as he and a few rich friends make it out with more in the short term.
Just depends on if Taiwan or China gives him the bigger kickback.
Kickback sound nefarious and non-official. Call it a reward for official services. That'd make it completely legal per the SCOTUS ruling
Exactly then it's all very cool and very legal thanks to the US supreme court. Honestly it's my official duty to collect unnamed sums of cash for favours, how else can a poor President of the most powerful nation on Earth ever survive?
Nah, Russia is Trump's true love. He doesn't care if China benefits, as long as it weakens the US, because that is what benefits Russia.
He doesn't need to make a decision or get a kickback. Russia has already provided for his every need; a massive publicity campaign that is ongoing, unlimited money in the form of crooked bank lending and sweetheart real estate deals. He gets Russian intelligence on whatever might threaten him or enrich him.
He saw the Russian oligarchy in which a handful of cutthroat dogs control everything and can do whatever they want, and fell in love.
This is exactly what "America should not defend other countries" dumbos don't understand.
Trump is a literal traitor, if it destroys the US then it’s a good thing to him.