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Is this the first time he's called it illegal? If it is, he may be getting ready for some legal action against it.
I would not let Russia off the hook so easily. I think they substantially controlled NK and we took it away from them. Trump is really putting the hammer to Putin (but with a smile), who was allied with Obama in various ways. Obama was maybe a Chinese product, but he had a lot of alliance with Russia too.
why?
>https://www.metabunk.org/debunked-blue-marble-photos-show-a-changing-earth.t6616/
Makes sense. The one picture would make you think skies on earth are usually blue and cloudless. That's not my experience, usually some clouds are visible even on a clear sunny day.
Well if he went 2 years past the statutory limit, then I think he really did expect that he could be reappointed. (If he had stayed just within the 10 years, then I would think differently.) Trump probably didn't want him, and the statutory limit was a very good reason to turn him down. Maybe that's what the discussion was in that meeting, Mueller asking Trump to bend the law, and Trump saying no.