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It Took a War for Trump to Win CNN’s Approval: “Trump Became President Last Night”
For CNN, it took a war and pointed, globalist “rhetoric” for Trump to become President of the United States. Per CNN host Fareed Zakaria on “New Day” this morning:
“I think Donald Trump became president of the United States last night. I think this was actually a big moment.”
“Candidate Trump had said that he would never get involved in the Syrian civil war. He told President Obama you can not do this without the authorization of Congress. He seemed unconcerned with global norms.”
“President Trump recognized that the President of the United States does have to act to enforce international norms, does have to have this broader moral and political purpose. President Trump realized, as every president has for many decades now, that they have inherent legal authority as commander-in-chief and they don’t have to go to a pesky Congress every time they want military force.”
“For the first time really as president, he talked about international norms, international rules, about America’s role in enforcing justice in the world. It was the kind of rhetoric that we’ve come to expect from American presidents since Harry Truman, but it was the kind of rhetoric that President Trump had pointedly never used either on the campaign trail nor in his inaugural.”
“So I think there has been an interesting morphing and a kind of education of Donald Trump.“
.@FareedZakaria on Syria strikes: “I think Donald Trump became President of the United States” last night https://t.co/dLipRu6SZu
— New Day (@NewDay) April 7, 2017
Of course, CNN’s ‘approval’ will undoubtedly cost Trump a lot of voters…
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I find the Communist News Network is last years news and their mind numbing propagandized rhetoric has reduced this rag of a news source irrelevant. The paid actors that read their scripts off the monitors aren’t even academy award worthy. You have to be able to memorize to qualify for the Oscar. Can we not bore ourselves with the moronic antics of shows airing as news sources from here on out. Or else one might have to throw you, “silveristhe new” out with this bathwater next.