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Civilians everywhere should be supported and empathized with. Governments, on a case-by-case, policy-by-policy basis ideally

Is he working there or attending college?? Anyway, please don't feel too bad, everyone goes through difficult phases in life. You WILL get through it

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/12/13/politics/two-us-army-soldiers-killed-in-syria According to an Israeli account, there are many Syrians celebrating this recent attack killing U.S. soldiers in their country: https://x.com/MOSSADil/status/2000057612562272584 Conservative Laura Loomer says...

I just think his stances shift way too easily sometimes, and unpredictably. For example, this May 2025 article claims that the current administration wanted to "take out" the new Syrian leader al-Sharaa, before the Arab Muslim monarchies managed to persuade them otherwise. Now they are...

But it's not just that, he and Israel have also clashed recently. Israel's ongoing actions in Syria, which he has sided with over Israel's government recently, has caused serious tensions and disagreements between their 2 governments. He says that they are ruining his "peace plans" for the...

I do get that the POTUS needs to meet with leaders/individuals who have totally different politics/ideas than he does. He is a businessman, I also get that. But it does still seem very weird that he seems so warmly praising: 1. Ahmad al-Sharaa (ex al-Qaeda leader of Syria who has controversial...

I don't like Assad, I think he did many things wrong indeed...but leaping to ally with whoever happened to topple him is NOT a wise idea, from a Christian viewpoint. The thing is that many Republican/MAGA supporters are also very upset at the US embracing Syria so quickly. Even if this leader...

It's just so messy, so complicated. For example, Jerusalem Post claims that Ahmad al-Sharra's intelligence was behind recent attacks against Druze and Israeli forces in Syria: https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/defense-news/article-876566 And Syria has recently accused Israel of committing a...

I truly hope and pray that all goes well for them. pryw

But if he met with and praised China's leader as a close friend and a great guy, should we also be happy at that? Or for example, someone like Soros or the like?

My point is Democrats and Republicans alike have major blind spots regarding significant foreign aid. They support reducing it to certain states/governments but oppose doing so for others. It seems like a double standard for both sides tbh

Then maybe we shouldn't be allies with radical Islamist states like Saudi Arabia or Syria. Even Turkey's own government (while technically democratic) has been backsliding for years now

He praised Mamdani specifically though, if you read their comments and statements afterwards. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/style/mamdani-trump-reactions-fuentes-bannon.html https://time.com/7336346/trump-mamdani-meeting-fox-reaction/ I mean let's not forget that Donald was a prominent...

Okay...one can argue he should be given "benefit of the doubt". But Mamdani still thinks he is a fascist though. So yeah again, it does weird people out the 2 of them seem to be such chums now. I mean inviting Syria's al-Qaeda militant leader, Saudi Arabia's wealthy autocrat, the strongly...

Well, by that logic, if the USA can abandon NATO/Ukraine, why not also abandon Israel and rest of Middle East too? Do we not also fund them annually with billions and billions of dollars?

But this is still genuinely confusing and bewildering the Republican base...no one knows now whether they should do what he says or not at this point. Like is Mamdani good or bad??

But that doesn't mean America is in great shape especially compared with many other countries who have much higher standards of living and life expectancies and lower crime than we do...and much better education rates too.

Sir, how and why is this the best time? Many young and middle-aged Americans alike would say that this is now one of the worst times in American history, inflation, housing prices, lots of foreign wars and messes, school violence, social and political divisions worse than ever before, etc.

The President is the one now cozing up to a Muslim socialist leader, not Marjorie though. Yay for him I guess? We should just cheer along and hope everything works out and makes sense in the end? https://www.politico.com/news/2025/11/22/trump-mtg-mamdani-maga-future-00666113

Yet you cannot deny this, and that Marjorie controversy and that Syrian leader visit and now his back and forth on Zohran Mamdani is genuinely confusing people on both sides. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwywjz202r7o He literally went from saying he should probably be "deported" to saying...