Let’s start the pool now. Who will Trump fire next. Let the merry-go-round continue!!!! Go!!!!!!!
I’ll say Kellyanne Conway!!!
Brian B
5 years ago
The complexity of International Relations have always been a challenge for U. S. Presidents, each nation with it’s unique set of political, economic and social differences. John Bolton and President Trump have both been hawkish with America’s enemies. That brand of stern diplomacy drew them together in the beginning. Now their differences (whatever they are) have apparently become irreconcilable. I like and respect both men. The President has been right on many fronts, and I am confident that he will continue. But I am confused about this sudden departure. The Iranians, along with many Congressional Democrats, are pleased with Bolton’s firing……..and that makes me nervous. I sincerely hope the Democrats/Marxists will hate Bolton’s replacement. Stay the course, Mr. President! MAGA
The Freezing Senior
5 years ago
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS CONTINUE . .
And all this time I thought that POTUS & Bolton were playing “good cop/bad cop” with
our adversaries. Que Sara Sera once again.
Marie M
5 years ago
If President Trump and the National Security Advisor were in disagreements regarding foreign policy especially Bolton wanting pressure put on Korea, Afghanistan, then it probably was a good move to let him resign. I trust Trumps decision, he is a good negotiator and I believe he doesn’t want the US involved in any military action. He has the right to select who he wants to be his Security Advisor and I hope the Democrats/socialists hate the replacement too!
Arnie
5 years ago
Was surprised and concerned when Bolton was selected for that job in the first place. Hawkish or not, he has too much of a tie to the CFR, which is the major nursery in this country for swamp creatures. His leaving tells me Trump isn’t just a rubber stamp for CFR policies; a good sign. Bolton was likely frustrated because this president refused to accept his counsel cart blanche. Bolton’s experience and knowledge would be a good asset, if he doesn’t wield it like a club.
Doug Huchteman
5 years ago
I was surprised when Bolton was appointed, doubted he was a good fit fit for Trump so his firing was not a surprise.
BobA
5 years ago
Two very strong personalities that are bound to butt heads. Maybe best for both of them but I’m mixed on my feelings for us.
Wayne D Peterkin
5 years ago
John Bolton is no “war monger” and he is a bright and talented guy. His candor and his refusal to engage in “diplospeak” and simply call ’em as he saw ’em was refreshing. I have always liked the guy and feel that opposing views so a president can consider all sides of an issue are wise. “Yes” men in all positions is a bad thing. That said, disagreements should be kept within the Oval Office and not aired in public, but I think losing Bolton is a pretty big loss. I’m sorry to see him go.
Cap nemo
5 years ago
Bolton fid a horrible job with Iraq. Left a mess in his wake. Should never have brought hom on board
Robert J Stitt Sr
5 years ago
I support the President. We hired him to do a job and he is doing it well. He gets enough trash from the dems without me adding more.
Cap nemo
5 years ago
Should never have been brought on board. He left a mess in Iraq
Carl Beam
5 years ago
If we had more leadership like Bolton, trump would not have near the trouble we have now with Iran, nkorea or China or Russia.
Carla
5 years ago
I respect John Bolton and his abilities in his life time of achievements but when it comes down to the rubber meeting the road he must have within a reasonable amount of wisdom and strength try to do what the President’s vision and care for America and the rest of the World.I am sure when you put two alpha males together it created a great deal of frictions from time to time.Whatever really happened I appreciate what he did do for America and it’s people.I hope he does something that will help in the future. Thank You Mr.Bolton.
Cleta Malone
5 years ago
Bolton is an egotist whose time is past. He is too liberal for this admin. And a war monger. Trump needs to pull his security clearance.
Allen D
5 years ago
Like McCain, there was no nation Bolton did not want to invade, bomb and go to war with. He was a hot head that was a ongoing problem for our President. I was bewildered when Trump selected Bolton and pleased when he tossed him. There are better, more measured and supportive choices for the President to make.
Wendy Coulter
5 years ago
I think Trump is a bully and anyone that doesn’t do exactly what he wants gets the ax.
Bob L.
5 years ago
While I’ve supported a few of Bolton’s views over the years when they were actually in America’s interests, mainly, he is the globalist he is and being a Council On Foreign Relations member, his views and advice are geared to globalism.
Whenever you want to get an idea of where government officials stand on issues, whether they are globalist or Constitutional minded Americans, go look at the Council On Foreign Relations membership role to see if their name is in it. The CFR is probably THE primary influence on American domestic as well as foreign policies and I don’t hesitate to call it treasonous.
Art Anson
5 years ago
Ambassador John Bolton has a brain better equipped to deal / know global issues. Trump is casino builder, full of estrogen and needs some Midol. Bolton was hired to ADVISE the civilian casino builder who could not find places on a world map. Trump does NOT listen to advise.
Kathy Fenhaus
5 years ago
I support Trumps decision on this. That is why I voted for him. I trust what he has done and we are not within so I feel he is and has been doing what is best for OUR country!
Carla
5 years ago
It’s Trump’s business. He is entitled to decide who is best for his administration.
Garland
5 years ago
Pres Trump usually does the right thing and he did again
William Lybarger
5 years ago
The President needs those on his team who give their observations and opinions, and understand and accept the President’s decisions with grace. So far President Trump has been “dead on” in achieving his goal of MAGA!!! I support him totally – even like his tweets though I know it alienates him in the eyes of many women I know…hope they get to see the broader picture by 2020.
Chuck
5 years ago
Another Trump mistake that shouldn’t have been made. (Firing John Bolton.) Mr. Bolton lived his convictions in believing Making America Great Again. Mr. Trump caved to more bad advice from senior staff members. Can’t help but wonder if the Donald is becoming part of the Deep State.
Deborah Jacobson
5 years ago
Amac… PLEASE STOP writing your opinion into the questions. You weren’t there! You don’t have the details! How about just a short question without opinion… “Do you support President Trump firing John Bolton?”…etc.
Paul Raub
5 years ago
Bolton, as were all the others fired before him, was hired as an “advisor”. Had he stuck to advising, and kept his “public opinions” to himself, he would probably still have a job. “Loose lips sink ships”.
Jim j
5 years ago
Good move
Mitchell
5 years ago
I think the president did appreciate John Bolton’s service, however I do believe he is making room for General Flynn to return to the seat of national security advisor. The ridiculous charges brought upon General Flynn are very soon going to be dismissed.
Ed Rensi
5 years ago
I am sure The President can and should terminate any staff that does not provide support, counter points of view but in the end the president can make the call as they see fit. Your options provide your point of view on termination. The only sensible questions are can the president fire Bolton yes or no and what was his reasoning in YOUR OPINION. I don’t need your editorial point of view I can draw my own conclusions.
Just for your further enlightenment. Bolton should have been Obama’s advisor and the realism of Bolton May have kept us out of Benghazi , Iran, Russian Uranium and other diplomatic messes
Jones
5 years ago
Bolton worked for the president. Ultimately any decision rested on the president. Donald Trump has shown himself to be a more than capable leader and a man of integrity. Which is more than I can say about nearly every one of the liberals and many of the conservatives in congress. I trust the president in this matter.
William Stancliff
5 years ago
Trump is better than Obama who wants to pay Iran for protection. He has been doing great and he knows more than we do because of his position. The Democrats would do us dirt any time they can.
G.Raff
5 years ago
Mr Bolton wasn’t the best fit for President Trumps foreign policy views.”Jolt’un Bolton” is from another era when America was more united to fight evil.
Brent
5 years ago
While I support this president & his right & need to have whomever in whatever position at any given time, I do wish that these staff changes would be handled with more grace, finesse & respect than they are. These are quality patriotic Americans or they wouldn’t have been selected in the first place, & they deserve to be treated better on their way out the door than the evening trash disposal! These patriots in most instances should be given the opportunity to graciously resign & move on & be thanked for their service. I think this would also be in the best interest of the president, while though they ‘serve at the pleasure of…’, their abupt disrespectful departure often creates angered vocal enemies that otherwise would not be so. It also makes this otherwise great president look petty & impulsive & gives critics another excuse to open their mouths & live another day. I desperately want our president to have all the respect he so rightly deserves in ‘making America great again!’ …but if want respect, you have to give respect! It really does matter how we treat people, even those with whom we may have disagreement.
(From a Trump2020 supporter)
Pat
5 years ago
Obviously, the president, whoever he may be, must have staff he can work with. But Bolton is a serious asset to our nation, knows how to get our enemies to leave us alone, and I really think Trump should have worked out a way to keep him. They didn’t have to agree, and Trump did make the final decisions. But I am really sorry that Trump couldn’t work with him.
Molly
5 years ago
Smart man. He seemed like he wanted to be in control and not open to any other opinions.
TOMSJR
5 years ago
John Bolton IS A HAWK. America and her leaders are ‘PLAYING’ intellectualism. They are darned if they do and darned if they don’t because they cow-tow to the global community, the very people who HATE AMERICA. And FINALLY, when someone like Bolton says, “ENOUGH” and that America needs to END the evil once and for all, he gets fired. I heard Bolton speak over a year ago and I walked away thinking, “ah, finally, a man who is wise about globalism and ending evil.”
IF America does not start acting like we know what we are doing, ESPECIALLY when negotiation with evil FAILS, then we will never get anything done. We will continue to GIVE, AND GIVE, AND GIVE, just like Israel did and NOW LOOK AT ISRAEL. She is STILL being assaulted by Muslims and those who want all Jews destroyed. IS THIS RIGHT? NO. ISLAM is a cancer in the world and it needs to be STOPPED, dead in its tracks. That is AMERICA’S responsibility. WHY? Because everyone else is afraid and when you’re afraid, EVIL PROGRESSES AND SPREADS.
People need to take a very hard look at your LEADERS. MOST of them are LYING to you making you believe that only THEY can bring peace. THERE WILL NEVER EVER EVER EVER BE PEACE AS LONG AS EVIL CONTINUES TO GAIN FOOTING IN THE FREE WORLD. ISLAM IS EVIL. It is an ideology that consists of ALL NEGATIVE LIBERTIES. It enslaves the very people who follow it. GOD PROVIDES FREE WILL. ISLAM PROVIDES ENSLAVEMENT. God provides freedom. Islam provides slavery to an ideology of Satanic rules and laws that undermine the GOD OF THE UNIVERSE.
God never negotiated with Satan. God never negotiated with evil. HE WIPED IT OUT AND KICKED SATAN OUT OF HEAVEN. Good, wise, and righteous people need to wipe out the evil, ISLAM with a fair warning that we are coming and when we do, we will end Satan’s rule. I realize we will never wipe out all evil because Satan rules this world. But, if we do NOTHING to end it where good people are, WE WILL ANSWER TO GOD ON JUDGEMENT DAY AND I AM AFRAID HE WILL NOT BE PLEASED.
We fight a SPIRITUAL BATTLE with Satan doing everything he can to destroy good and righteous people. He already has the bad and unrighteous people.
I SAY, DESTROY ISLAM AND THOSE WHO FOLLOW ISLAM AND LET GOD SORT THEM OUT.
William Kennedy
5 years ago
I opposed John Bolton being hired in the first place.. Obviously, someone other than President Trumps recommendation…
PS: Loose the mustache Bolton, the 70’s are lonnnng gone…
Stacey Petrasek
5 years ago
It seems ‘palace Intrigue’ even affects the AMAC. No other president in our history has been more scrutinized for every decision he has made. I can’t even begin to make a judgment call on why John Bolton was both chosen and let go. My only summation is even though he was greatly qualified for the job, sometimes that isn’t enough. There must be unity in that kind of working environment. Let’s keep our eyes on what is being done for ‘we the people’ and securing our individual rights and freedoms, instead of parsing short term decisions and staffing.
Karen
5 years ago
I don’t know everything that goes on inside the White house but I fully trust President Trump to do what’s best for his administration and agenda. He’s a very smart man. I trust him completely.
Merrill Harkey
5 years ago
I think the Trump’s decision to fire was way past due. I think Bolton leaned to much to the left and was most likely tied in with what President Eisenhower said we must guard against (the military-industrial complex), which makes enormous profits off of conflicts and wars.
Rebecca Risher
5 years ago
I respect Bolton. But his actions/views became counter to the President’s. I do think however they should have sat down and talked privately to maybe come to some terms together. Too much of the President’s actions are too public and unpresidential. He gets bogged down in minutia, Hollywood comments etc. I do not like that he responds to stupid Hollywood comments. Who cares what they have to say. For him to comment puts him in the same low credential that they are. He’s too out there and the media takes advantage of that and intentionally misrepresents results or actions. Trump gives them too much fodder. My one huge complaint is that he gives the wrong people attention.
Thor Johnson
5 years ago
I refused to vote because its not clear if Bolton was fired or if he resigned. AMAC can do better than to put up a poll on a questionable topic. Asking that question that way is what I expect from AARP, not AMAC.
Bob The Builder
5 years ago
John Bolton was, is and always will be a dyed-in-the-wool globalist. And NO globalist is putting America’s interests first. Period. End of story. The goal is world government. A false pipe dream which leads to ever escalating political manipulation and global conflict.
Sandy
5 years ago
Yes it was a good decision
Greg
5 years ago
The embargo’s are hard on these terrorist regimes and have backed them further into the depths of financial crisis. John Bolton is a good man, but he would prefer bullet action at this time. We can wait this out, especially when we need more allied support, which seems to be waning. That is the problem and I think President Trump knows we cannot sustain total combat presence without the high cost of American lives. It always seems to be our country’s finest who must suffer. Go Mr. President! MAGA for all.
Jd
5 years ago
Don’t care, it’s the Presidents choice. He hired him he can fire ! Period !
Lawrence Perrigo
5 years ago
Pence for President! We have heard “You’re fired” too often, and now it is our turn.
Tom Baker
5 years ago
What’s the Petrodollar? How is it integrated with the US Fiat Dollar and how is that used to control the Price of Oil on the Open Market? US Debt? US Inflation and bringing foreign companies and jobs into the US? That’s how the country is run folks. John Bolton is irrelevant!
GARY GRELLA
5 years ago
While I believe the President should be supplied with balanced presentations where advisors present multiple sides of an issue to the President, I also believe that advisors should try to accomodate themselves with the President’s agenda.
Margaret Smetana
5 years ago
Bolton served at the discretion of the President. If Trump decided to let Bolton go, that is fine with me.
American Believer
5 years ago
Again, a poll WITHOUT a proper choice. The President, any President has the right, the privilege, the responsibility, to choose his Cabinet.
Let’s start the pool now. Who will Trump fire next. Let the merry-go-round continue!!!! Go!!!!!!!
I’ll say Kellyanne Conway!!!
The complexity of International Relations have always been a challenge for U. S. Presidents, each nation with it’s unique set of political, economic and social differences. John Bolton and President Trump have both been hawkish with America’s enemies. That brand of stern diplomacy drew them together in the beginning. Now their differences (whatever they are) have apparently become irreconcilable. I like and respect both men. The President has been right on many fronts, and I am confident that he will continue. But I am confused about this sudden departure. The Iranians, along with many Congressional Democrats, are pleased with Bolton’s firing……..and that makes me nervous. I sincerely hope the Democrats/Marxists will hate Bolton’s replacement. Stay the course, Mr. President! MAGA
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS CONTINUE . .
And all this time I thought that POTUS & Bolton were playing “good cop/bad cop” with
our adversaries. Que Sara Sera once again.
If President Trump and the National Security Advisor were in disagreements regarding foreign policy especially Bolton wanting pressure put on Korea, Afghanistan, then it probably was a good move to let him resign. I trust Trumps decision, he is a good negotiator and I believe he doesn’t want the US involved in any military action. He has the right to select who he wants to be his Security Advisor and I hope the Democrats/socialists hate the replacement too!
Was surprised and concerned when Bolton was selected for that job in the first place. Hawkish or not, he has too much of a tie to the CFR, which is the major nursery in this country for swamp creatures. His leaving tells me Trump isn’t just a rubber stamp for CFR policies; a good sign. Bolton was likely frustrated because this president refused to accept his counsel cart blanche. Bolton’s experience and knowledge would be a good asset, if he doesn’t wield it like a club.
I was surprised when Bolton was appointed, doubted he was a good fit fit for Trump so his firing was not a surprise.
Two very strong personalities that are bound to butt heads. Maybe best for both of them but I’m mixed on my feelings for us.
John Bolton is no “war monger” and he is a bright and talented guy. His candor and his refusal to engage in “diplospeak” and simply call ’em as he saw ’em was refreshing. I have always liked the guy and feel that opposing views so a president can consider all sides of an issue are wise. “Yes” men in all positions is a bad thing. That said, disagreements should be kept within the Oval Office and not aired in public, but I think losing Bolton is a pretty big loss. I’m sorry to see him go.
Bolton fid a horrible job with Iraq. Left a mess in his wake. Should never have brought hom on board
I support the President. We hired him to do a job and he is doing it well. He gets enough trash from the dems without me adding more.
Should never have been brought on board. He left a mess in Iraq
If we had more leadership like Bolton, trump would not have near the trouble we have now with Iran, nkorea or China or Russia.
I respect John Bolton and his abilities in his life time of achievements but when it comes down to the rubber meeting the road he must have within a reasonable amount of wisdom and strength try to do what the President’s vision and care for America and the rest of the World.I am sure when you put two alpha males together it created a great deal of frictions from time to time.Whatever really happened I appreciate what he did do for America and it’s people.I hope he does something that will help in the future. Thank You Mr.Bolton.
Bolton is an egotist whose time is past. He is too liberal for this admin. And a war monger. Trump needs to pull his security clearance.
Like McCain, there was no nation Bolton did not want to invade, bomb and go to war with. He was a hot head that was a ongoing problem for our President. I was bewildered when Trump selected Bolton and pleased when he tossed him. There are better, more measured and supportive choices for the President to make.
I think Trump is a bully and anyone that doesn’t do exactly what he wants gets the ax.
While I’ve supported a few of Bolton’s views over the years when they were actually in America’s interests, mainly, he is the globalist he is and being a Council On Foreign Relations member, his views and advice are geared to globalism.
Whenever you want to get an idea of where government officials stand on issues, whether they are globalist or Constitutional minded Americans, go look at the Council On Foreign Relations membership role to see if their name is in it. The CFR is probably THE primary influence on American domestic as well as foreign policies and I don’t hesitate to call it treasonous.
Ambassador John Bolton has a brain better equipped to deal / know global issues. Trump is casino builder, full of estrogen and needs some Midol. Bolton was hired to ADVISE the civilian casino builder who could not find places on a world map. Trump does NOT listen to advise.
I support Trumps decision on this. That is why I voted for him. I trust what he has done and we are not within so I feel he is and has been doing what is best for OUR country!
It’s Trump’s business. He is entitled to decide who is best for his administration.
Pres Trump usually does the right thing and he did again
The President needs those on his team who give their observations and opinions, and understand and accept the President’s decisions with grace. So far President Trump has been “dead on” in achieving his goal of MAGA!!! I support him totally – even like his tweets though I know it alienates him in the eyes of many women I know…hope they get to see the broader picture by 2020.
Another Trump mistake that shouldn’t have been made. (Firing John Bolton.) Mr. Bolton lived his convictions in believing Making America Great Again. Mr. Trump caved to more bad advice from senior staff members. Can’t help but wonder if the Donald is becoming part of the Deep State.
Amac… PLEASE STOP writing your opinion into the questions. You weren’t there! You don’t have the details! How about just a short question without opinion… “Do you support President Trump firing John Bolton?”…etc.
Bolton, as were all the others fired before him, was hired as an “advisor”. Had he stuck to advising, and kept his “public opinions” to himself, he would probably still have a job. “Loose lips sink ships”.
Good move
I think the president did appreciate John Bolton’s service, however I do believe he is making room for General Flynn to return to the seat of national security advisor. The ridiculous charges brought upon General Flynn are very soon going to be dismissed.
I am sure The President can and should terminate any staff that does not provide support, counter points of view but in the end the president can make the call as they see fit. Your options provide your point of view on termination. The only sensible questions are can the president fire Bolton yes or no and what was his reasoning in YOUR OPINION. I don’t need your editorial point of view I can draw my own conclusions.
Just for your further enlightenment. Bolton should have been Obama’s advisor and the realism of Bolton May have kept us out of Benghazi , Iran, Russian Uranium and other diplomatic messes
Bolton worked for the president. Ultimately any decision rested on the president. Donald Trump has shown himself to be a more than capable leader and a man of integrity. Which is more than I can say about nearly every one of the liberals and many of the conservatives in congress. I trust the president in this matter.
Trump is better than Obama who wants to pay Iran for protection. He has been doing great and he knows more than we do because of his position. The Democrats would do us dirt any time they can.
Mr Bolton wasn’t the best fit for President Trumps foreign policy views.”Jolt’un Bolton” is from another era when America was more united to fight evil.
While I support this president & his right & need to have whomever in whatever position at any given time, I do wish that these staff changes would be handled with more grace, finesse & respect than they are. These are quality patriotic Americans or they wouldn’t have been selected in the first place, & they deserve to be treated better on their way out the door than the evening trash disposal! These patriots in most instances should be given the opportunity to graciously resign & move on & be thanked for their service. I think this would also be in the best interest of the president, while though they ‘serve at the pleasure of…’, their abupt disrespectful departure often creates angered vocal enemies that otherwise would not be so. It also makes this otherwise great president look petty & impulsive & gives critics another excuse to open their mouths & live another day. I desperately want our president to have all the respect he so rightly deserves in ‘making America great again!’ …but if want respect, you have to give respect! It really does matter how we treat people, even those with whom we may have disagreement.
(From a Trump2020 supporter)
Obviously, the president, whoever he may be, must have staff he can work with. But Bolton is a serious asset to our nation, knows how to get our enemies to leave us alone, and I really think Trump should have worked out a way to keep him. They didn’t have to agree, and Trump did make the final decisions. But I am really sorry that Trump couldn’t work with him.
Smart man. He seemed like he wanted to be in control and not open to any other opinions.
John Bolton IS A HAWK. America and her leaders are ‘PLAYING’ intellectualism. They are darned if they do and darned if they don’t because they cow-tow to the global community, the very people who HATE AMERICA. And FINALLY, when someone like Bolton says, “ENOUGH” and that America needs to END the evil once and for all, he gets fired. I heard Bolton speak over a year ago and I walked away thinking, “ah, finally, a man who is wise about globalism and ending evil.”
IF America does not start acting like we know what we are doing, ESPECIALLY when negotiation with evil FAILS, then we will never get anything done. We will continue to GIVE, AND GIVE, AND GIVE, just like Israel did and NOW LOOK AT ISRAEL. She is STILL being assaulted by Muslims and those who want all Jews destroyed. IS THIS RIGHT? NO. ISLAM is a cancer in the world and it needs to be STOPPED, dead in its tracks. That is AMERICA’S responsibility. WHY? Because everyone else is afraid and when you’re afraid, EVIL PROGRESSES AND SPREADS.
People need to take a very hard look at your LEADERS. MOST of them are LYING to you making you believe that only THEY can bring peace. THERE WILL NEVER EVER EVER EVER BE PEACE AS LONG AS EVIL CONTINUES TO GAIN FOOTING IN THE FREE WORLD. ISLAM IS EVIL. It is an ideology that consists of ALL NEGATIVE LIBERTIES. It enslaves the very people who follow it. GOD PROVIDES FREE WILL. ISLAM PROVIDES ENSLAVEMENT. God provides freedom. Islam provides slavery to an ideology of Satanic rules and laws that undermine the GOD OF THE UNIVERSE.
God never negotiated with Satan. God never negotiated with evil. HE WIPED IT OUT AND KICKED SATAN OUT OF HEAVEN. Good, wise, and righteous people need to wipe out the evil, ISLAM with a fair warning that we are coming and when we do, we will end Satan’s rule. I realize we will never wipe out all evil because Satan rules this world. But, if we do NOTHING to end it where good people are, WE WILL ANSWER TO GOD ON JUDGEMENT DAY AND I AM AFRAID HE WILL NOT BE PLEASED.
We fight a SPIRITUAL BATTLE with Satan doing everything he can to destroy good and righteous people. He already has the bad and unrighteous people.
I SAY, DESTROY ISLAM AND THOSE WHO FOLLOW ISLAM AND LET GOD SORT THEM OUT.
I opposed John Bolton being hired in the first place.. Obviously, someone other than President Trumps recommendation…
PS: Loose the mustache Bolton, the 70’s are lonnnng gone…
It seems ‘palace Intrigue’ even affects the AMAC. No other president in our history has been more scrutinized for every decision he has made. I can’t even begin to make a judgment call on why John Bolton was both chosen and let go. My only summation is even though he was greatly qualified for the job, sometimes that isn’t enough. There must be unity in that kind of working environment. Let’s keep our eyes on what is being done for ‘we the people’ and securing our individual rights and freedoms, instead of parsing short term decisions and staffing.
I don’t know everything that goes on inside the White house but I fully trust President Trump to do what’s best for his administration and agenda. He’s a very smart man. I trust him completely.
I think the Trump’s decision to fire was way past due. I think Bolton leaned to much to the left and was most likely tied in with what President Eisenhower said we must guard against (the military-industrial complex), which makes enormous profits off of conflicts and wars.
I respect Bolton. But his actions/views became counter to the President’s. I do think however they should have sat down and talked privately to maybe come to some terms together. Too much of the President’s actions are too public and unpresidential. He gets bogged down in minutia, Hollywood comments etc. I do not like that he responds to stupid Hollywood comments. Who cares what they have to say. For him to comment puts him in the same low credential that they are. He’s too out there and the media takes advantage of that and intentionally misrepresents results or actions. Trump gives them too much fodder. My one huge complaint is that he gives the wrong people attention.
I refused to vote because its not clear if Bolton was fired or if he resigned. AMAC can do better than to put up a poll on a questionable topic. Asking that question that way is what I expect from AARP, not AMAC.
John Bolton was, is and always will be a dyed-in-the-wool globalist. And NO globalist is putting America’s interests first. Period. End of story. The goal is world government. A false pipe dream which leads to ever escalating political manipulation and global conflict.
Yes it was a good decision
The embargo’s are hard on these terrorist regimes and have backed them further into the depths of financial crisis. John Bolton is a good man, but he would prefer bullet action at this time. We can wait this out, especially when we need more allied support, which seems to be waning. That is the problem and I think President Trump knows we cannot sustain total combat presence without the high cost of American lives. It always seems to be our country’s finest who must suffer. Go Mr. President! MAGA for all.
Don’t care, it’s the Presidents choice. He hired him he can fire ! Period !
Pence for President! We have heard “You’re fired” too often, and now it is our turn.
What’s the Petrodollar? How is it integrated with the US Fiat Dollar and how is that used to control the Price of Oil on the Open Market? US Debt? US Inflation and bringing foreign companies and jobs into the US? That’s how the country is run folks. John Bolton is irrelevant!
While I believe the President should be supplied with balanced presentations where advisors present multiple sides of an issue to the President, I also believe that advisors should try to accomodate themselves with the President’s agenda.
Bolton served at the discretion of the President. If Trump decided to let Bolton go, that is fine with me.
Again, a poll WITHOUT a proper choice. The President, any President has the right, the privilege, the responsibility, to choose his Cabinet.