2016 US Elections - Exlusive discussion thread

[mwana2015]

Huyo mtu ndio maana mimi nimeamua kum ignore! Nchi za wenzetu maadili yanawekwa mbele kabla ya kitu chchote kile!

Thank God sikupata notification sooner ya ulichoandika, wewe na mwenzio Mag3 mnaojua international politics na maadili ya marekani, who won the presidential elections!? Wamarekani hawana bogus thinking capacity kama sisi wabongo ili uweze ku deal na political issues za marekani lazma uwe na critical thinking capacity yako binafsi na sio ambayo ipo influenced na mob psychology from media biasness iliyokuwa one sided. Wamarekani wanajua weakness za media zao ndo maana hawakufuata wanachoambia kwenye Media zao kuhusu Trump wamefuata there own research and findings binafsi hawakusubiri kutafuniwa kila kitu na kupewa kama sisi bongo. Habari zinakuwa copy and pasted kutoka media za marekani to us citizens na citizens tunachukua tunachopata from them kama solid information bila ku research sisi wenyewe. Ukitaka kupata information ya kitu sio tu kuhusu hii topic hata general lazma upate data kutoka both parties involved kwenye situation na sio upande mmoja ndo utoe conclusion.
Allahu A'lam (God almighty knows best)

 

[mwana2015]

Mag3 huyu sio size yako,ni aibu hata kuendelea kumjibu,mpotezee kabisa asije pata bichwa bure kwa wewe kumjibu.Tuendelee kukata nondo Mkuu wangu.

Mag3 ndo anakushikia akili, yeye kama nani anipe bichwa mimi i stand for what i know. My knowledge which is above him in many ways in this international politics and not praise somebody binadamu kama wewe. Ukweli kwenye hili yupo wrong and shallow kukosolewa lazima.

 

[kui]

Donald Trump, in Exclusive Interview, Tells WSJ He Is Willing to Keep Parts of Obama Health Law
President-elect hints at possible compromise after vows to repeal the Affordable Care Act

By
Monica Langley

Updated Nov. 11, 2016 5:53 p.m. ET

NEW YORK—President-elect Donald Trump said he would consider leaving in place certain parts of the Affordable Care Act, an indication of possible compromise after a campaign in which he pledged repeatedly to repeal the 2010 health-care law.

In his first interview since his election earlier this week, Mr. Trump said one priority was moving “quickly” on President Barack Obama’s signature health initiative, which Mr. Trump said has become so unworkable and expensive that “you can’t use it.”

Yet, Mr. Trump also showed a willingness to preserve at least two provisions of the law after Mr. Obama asked him to reconsider repealing it during their meeting at the White House on Thursday.

Mr. Trump said he favors keeping the prohibition against insurers denying coverage because of patients’ existing conditions, and a provision that allows parents to provide years of additional coverage for children on their insurance policies.

“I like those very much,” Mr. Trump said.

Other urgent priorities during his first few weeks as president, Mr. Trump said, would be deregulating financial institutions to allow “banks to lend again,” and securing the border against drugs and illegal immigrants.

He said he would create jobs through nationwide infrastructure projects and improved international trade deals. He also said he would preserve American jobs by potentially imposing tariffs on products of U.S. companies that relocate overseas, thereby reducing the incentive to move plants abroad.

After a bitter campaign in which he came under criticism for his harsh and angry rhetoric, and a postelection period marked by anti-Trump protests in numerous cities, Mr. Trump said he is placing a high priority on bringing the country together.

“I want a country that loves each other,” Mr. Trump said. “I want to stress that.” He said the best way to ease tension would be to “bring in jobs.”

Asked whether he thought his rhetoric had gone too far in the campaign, Mr. Trump responded: “No. I won.”

Mr. Trump suggested he would now turn more positive, saying that was true of his victory speech early Wednesday morning, as well as his comments with Mr. Obama at the White House on Thursday. “It’s different now,” he said.

He deflected a question on whether he would follow up on a campaign vow to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate his election opponent, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, over her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state: “It’s not something I’ve given a lot of thought, because I want to solve health care, jobs, border control, tax reform.”

On health care, Mr. Trump said a big reason for his shift from his call for an all-out repeal was the meeting at the White House with Mr. Obama, who, he said, suggested areas of the Affordable Care Act, widely known as Obamacare, to preserve. “I told him I will look at his suggestions, and out of respect, I will do that,” Mr. Trump said in his Trump Tower office.

“Either Obamacare will be amended, or repealed and replaced,” Mr. Trump said.

The White House wouldn’t comment on Mr. Obama’s discussion with Mr. Trump on health care.

Mr. Trump declined to identify a single top priority upon taking office, saying: “I have a lot of first priorities.”

He did say, though, that he would rely heavily on his vice president-elect, Mike Pence, who had a decade of experience in Congress before becoming Indiana’s governor. “Mike will have a big role. He’s very capable,” Mr. Trump said.

He said he wanted Mr. Pence to handle “different areas of policy” and “be very much involved in health care.” He also said Mr. Pence would serve as his “liaison” with Congress, adding that Mr. Pence and House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin are friends.

On foreign affairs, Mr. Trump said he has spoken with or heard from most leaders except Chinese President Xi Jinping. He said he got a “beautiful” letter from Russian President Vladimir Putin, adding that a phone call between them is scheduled shortly.

Although he wasn’t specific, Mr. Trump suggested a shift away from what he said was the current Obama administration policy of attempting to find moderate Syrian opposition groups to support in the civil war there. “I’ve had an opposite view of many people regarding Syria,” he said.

He suggested a sharper focus on fighting Islamic State, or ISIS, in Syria, rather than on ousting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. “My attitude was you’re fighting Syria, Syria is fighting ISIS, and you have to get rid of ISIS. Russia is now totally aligned with Syria, and now you have Iran, which is becoming powerful, because of us, is aligned with Syria. … Now we’re backing rebels against Syria, and we have no idea who these people are.”

If the U.S. attacks Mr. Assad, Mr. Trump said, “we end up fighting Russia, fighting Syria.”

On a different foreign hot spot, the Israel-Palestine situation, which Mr. Trump called “the war that never ends,” he said he hoped to help craft a resolution between them.

“That’s the ultimate deal,” Mr. Trump said. “As a dealmaker, I’d like to do…the deal that can’t be made. And do it for humanity’s sake.”

On domestic policy, Mr. Trump said he is eager to focus on the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial-overhaul law, which he called “a tremendous burden to the banks.” He said: “We have to get rid of it or make it smaller.… Banks are unable to lend. It’s made our country noncompetitive. It’s slowed down growth.”

He noted that people who have money haven’t been affected by the increased financial regulations. “I can borrow money,” Mr. Trump said. “The people who are really good, but need money to open a business or expand a business, can’t borrow money from the banks.”

Write to Monica Langley at monica.langley@wsj.com

"On health care, Mr. Trump said a big reason for his shift from his call for an all-out repeal was the meeting at the White House with Mr. Obama, who, he said, suggested areas of the Affordable Care Act, widely known as Obamacare, to preserve. “I told him I will look at his suggestions, and out of respect, I will do that,"...

That was one successful meeting.

 

[BAK]

It was a great meeting, but few minutes ago I was reading this article here below, and I was very surprised. Why now when you all know that DT has promised to get rid of OC?

Obamacare sign ups surge after Trump's election

"On health care, Mr. Trump said a big reason for his shift from his call for an all-out repeal was the meeting at the White House with Mr. Obama, who, he said, suggested areas of the Affordable Care Act, widely known as Obamacare, to preserve. “I told him I will look at his suggestions, and out of respect, I will do that,"...

That was one successful meeting.

 

[kui]

It was a great meeting, but few minutes ago I was reading this article here below, and I was very surprised. Why now when you all know that DT has promised to get rid of OC?

Obamacare sign ups surge after Trump's election

Huh!, I know right, why now...very strange!

 

[BAK]

Very strange indeed.

Huh!, I know right, why now...very strange!

 

[Nyani Ngabu]

Very true watch for this lady Ivanka. IMO she and her husband will play a bigger role than normal in DT's administration directly or indirectly.

Hilo nadhani atalivalia njuga mapema sana sidhani kama itafika June 2017 kabla hawajatoa tamko, labda kama kuna upingwaji wa hili mkubwa ndani ya GOP.

Kuna huyu mdada pia, Kellyanne Conway.

Huyu ndo campaign manager wa mwisho wa Trump.

Huyu mdada alijiunga na campaign ya Trump mwezi wa nane baada ya campaign manager wa pili kufukuzwa kazi.

Kellyanne ndo mwanamke wa kwanza ku run a successful presidential campaign.

Na wengi wanam-credit yeye kwa kumfanya Trump awe more disciplined katika wiki za mwisho mwisho za kampeni.

Naamini atakuwa mmoja wa 'insiders' wa Trump WH.

Mdada hata kichwani zimo.....

1. She is very well-educated.
Conway graduated magna cum laude from Trinity College in Washington, D.C., earning a degree in political science, according to CNBC. She then studied at Oxford University and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, a prestigious honors society, and later earned a law degree with honors from George Washington University Law Center. (She now describes herself as a "fully recovered" attorney.)

Who Is Kellyanne Conway - 9 Facts About Donald Trump's New Campaign Manager

 

[El Jefe]

Ha...the smartheads who pooh-poohed the 'significance' of crowds at Trump's rallies are wiping some egg on their faces right now.

Apology for Trump WIN,

cc: Mag3 et al.



The Presidential transition:

www.greatagain.gov

 

[kui]

Obama says ‘we will’ retaliate against Russia for election hacking

President Obama said the United States will retaliate against Russia over its malicious cyberactivity during this year's election, in an interview that will air Friday on NPR.

“I think there is no doubt that when any foreign government tries to impact the integrity of our elections . . . we need to take action,” the president said. “And we will — at a time and place of our own choosing. Some of it may be explicit and publicized; some of it may not be.”..

 

[kui]

FBI backs CIA view that Russia intervened to help Trump win election

FBI Director James B. Comey and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper have backed a CIA assessment that Russia intervened in the 2016 election in part to help Donald Trump win the presidency, according to U.S. officials.

Comey’s support for the CIA’s conclusion suggests that the leaders of the three agencies are in agreement on Russian intentions, contrary to suggestions by some lawmakers that the FBI disagreed with the CIA.

“Earlier this week, I met separately with (Director) FBI James Comey and DNI Jim Clapper, and there is strong consensus among us on the scope, nature, and intent of Russian interference in our presidential election,” CIA Director John O. Brennan said in a message to the agency’s workforce, according to U.S. officials who have seen the message.

“The three of us also agree that our organizations, along with others, need to focus on completing the thorough review of this issue that has been directed by President Obama and which is being led by the DNI,” Brennan’s message read..

 

[Nyani Ngabu]

Hillary Clinton is leading in the polls

Polls that don't matter.

 

[Gustavo Woltmann]

Obama says ‘we will’ retaliate against Russia for election hacking

President Obama said the United States will retaliate against Russia over its malicious cyberactivity during this year's election, in an interview that will air Friday on NPR.

“I think there is no doubt that when any foreign government tries to impact the integrity of our elections . . . we need to take action,” the president said. “And we will — at a time and place of our own choosing. Some of it may be explicit and publicized; some of it may not be.”..

I am totally against what he said !! because if the CIA notices any sort of interference it wont just let go like that and he becomes US president for 4 years come on..
Regards,
Gustavo Woltmann

 

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