Trump lie about the trade agreement with South Korea

The new KORUS is just the old KORUS with minor tweaks: https://t.co/B80TDELgoO https://t.co/OmoKVYB8rD

— Simon Lester (@snlester) September 24, 2018

58% oppose Trump’s border wall

ICYMI
Do you support or oppose building a wall along the border with Mexico?
ALL
Support 38%
Oppose 58%
REP.
Support 78%
Oppose 17%
DEM.
Support 7%
Oppose 90%
IND.
Support 32%
Oppose 65%
(Quinnipiac U. Poll, RV, 8/9-13/18)
more: https://t.co/nf4JAwcrG1

— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) September 15, 2018

North Korea has not denuclearized

Kim fooled Trump.

RAND is nonpartisan. https://t.co/xgNmXBIp1p

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) September 11, 2018

Trump threatens ruination of Canada

Is this how to treat a neighbor and great ally? We have a trade surplus with Canada.

The only two entities I can think of that have threatened the “ruination” of Canada in the last 70 years are Al Qaida and the current US President. https://t.co/DaMXnzqUad

— Stephanie Carvin (@StephanieCarvin) September 7, 2018

The president of the United States warned today that he could cause the "ruination" of Canada. Story on his latest escalation: https://t.co/nhyqINdYfP

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 7, 2018

Trump's auto tariff threat against Canada is nothing new. This is merely the most dire way he has expressed it.

He also said today that he sees this particular threat as an effective bargaining tool, claiming other countries just give in whenever he raises it.

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 7, 2018

Canada is the biggest export market for the US https://t.co/j5wiSQNoGp

— Garance Franke-Ruta (@thegarance) September 7, 2018

Many Canadians are bewildered over the US president's cacophony. US has a beneficial trade surplus with Canada with existing trade agreements. Why is he misleading and mudding the water with an allie.https://t.co/2QondBkqpn

— Andre Lafleur (@andre_triangle) September 7, 2018

So, how large does our trade SURPLUS with Canada have to be for them to no longer be "taking advantage of us"? https://t.co/uNOczuUJNu

— Robert A George (@RobGeorge) September 7, 2018

US has been running a modest trade surplus with Canada on a huge volume of trade. But can anyone tell me what happened to US-Canadian trade in 2008/9? Was it simply that the great recession hit the US so much worse than Canada? Construction tanked in US? @SoberLook @Brad_Setser pic.twitter.com/qagyr7hA4w

— Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) September 7, 2018

Have no idea what Trump is trying to achieve. The US has a trade surplus with Canada. Even Trump's own website says so. Why is he lying to the American people and why do Americans believe him? https://t.co/KLpwHB2W8H pic.twitter.com/8VCMrhfedx

— Bob Heaslip (@BobHeaslip) September 3, 2018

New poll on Canada

New Pew poll finds a substantial partisan gap in how Americans feel about Canada.

Democrats: 63% very warm, 11% somewhat warm, 16% neutral, 10% cold.
Republicans: 39% very warm, 20% somewhat warm, 26% neutral, 15% cold. https://t.co/YZyCRAOTh0

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 3, 2018

In February, Gallup found that 94% of Americans had a favourable view of Canada. The difference with Pew might be methodology or question wording — and/or that Trump started regularly criticizing Canada and Trudeau in June. https://t.co/cGaqLbTh3s

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 3, 2018

Trump “remembers” Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor happened 5 years before Trump was born. https://t.co/6XHnNpv0Im

— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlake) August 28, 2018

Trump’s rant was part of “a blistering critique of Japan’s economic policies,” sources say https://t.co/eOSyDnIChB

— Salon (@Salon) August 29, 2018

Paying for the wall (which Americans don’t want)

Mexico will never pay for the stupid pointless wall. They have made this clear. Is this another Trump lie or does he really believe this?

He did not say this when the Mexicans were in the Oval Office. Yesterday. https://t.co/RrPgmuiHXc

— Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) August 28, 2018

We just reached a trade understanding with the US, and the outlook for the relationship between our two countries is very positive. We will NEVER pay for a wall, however. That has been absolutely clear from the very beginning.

— Luis Videgaray Caso (@LVidegaray) August 28, 2018

and Americans don’t want the wall

ICYMI
Do you support or oppose building a wall along the border with Mexico?
ALL
Support 38%
Oppose 58%
REP.
Support 78%
Oppose 17%
DEM.
Support 7%
Oppose 90%
IND.
Support 32%
Oppose 65%
(Quinnipiac U. Poll, RV, 8/9-13/18)
trend: https://t.co/nf4JAwcrG1

— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) August 28, 2018

Trump was played on North Korea

He said the nuclear threat was over – it isn’t

He gave up military exercises

He did get the return of remains of some American soldiers

Overall, he was used by Kim. Sad!

Guess we’re not going to talk again about a Nobel Prize for Trump anytime soon.

“There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea” —Trump, June 13 https://t.co/4bSSvzuSJA

— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) August 24, 2018

Trump is now pinning his North Korea gambit on trying to exert leverage over China but analysts say Beijing has outplayed him so far on the peninsula. W/@John_Hudson @jdawsey1 https://t.co/Wac3zLance pic.twitter.com/mtfOy32JaW

— David Nakamura (@DavidNakamura) August 24, 2018

#NorthKorea is expanding, not shrinking its nuclear program. https://t.co/nT2c8sX54A

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) August 10, 2018

Trump made a mistake on North Korea | By Frida Ghitis via @CNNOpinion https://t.co/dmqUb6RcTk pic.twitter.com/ff3rlbdz81

— CNN (@CNN) August 25, 2018

Many South Koreans worry that the U.S. president — though hailed for bringing Kim Jong Un to the table — lacks the patience for a true breakthrough with the North https://t.co/4LR0fCX9xP

— POLITICO (@politico) August 25, 2018

Trump and his acolytes proclaimed the nonsense with North Korea to be a turning point deserving a nobel Prize.

People with the slightest knowledge of Kin Jong Un and arms agreements called it a joke.

Now, the non-deal deal is off. Will Trumpers admit they were wrong? Nope.

— Kurt Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) August 24, 2018

. @newshour has learned that the Trump's decision to cancel Pompeo trip re North Korea came as a surprise elsewhere in the administration. At the Pentagon staffers were working on prep for Pompeo trip as POTUS tweeted about cancelling it.

— Sara Just (@sarajust) August 24, 2018

Russians interfered in Brexit vote too

There is little doubt that the Russians tilted the Brexit vote just as they did our presidential contest. But there is a difference: Britian can do a revote. https://t.co/QYmN19uKDv

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) August 25, 2018

Brexit funder, Aaron Banks, now revealed to have had 7 more meetings with Russian officials during and after the campaign than previously admitted and to have purchased discounted shares in a state-owned Russian diamond company which then doubled in value. https://t.co/i8LMaXEVpB

— Evan McMullin (@Evan_McMullin) July 8, 2018

Great column. The similarities between Trump and Brexit, as well as National Front in France all follow similar pattern – that’s because they are all part of the same Russian effort. https://t.co/jsonWlJlKx

— Max Bergmann (@maxbergmann) June 22, 2018

Kremlin sources go quiet

The Republican crusade to attack Democrats is making all of us less safe

Pretty chilling NYT story about how Jim Jordan’s crusade to expose Stefan Halper as a confidential source appears to have scared off multiple sources inside Russia who are helping US intelligence community understand Putin’s next steps https://t.co/DPRrkm3wee

— Robert Caruso (@robertcaruso) August 24, 2018