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- dbloc1
I'm a 'smart person,' don't need intelligence briefings every single day
http://newscdn.newsrep.net/h5/nr…
Different kind of intelligence buddy.
- He's right though. If you're smart enough, you don't need any actual info, you just know everything.monospaced
- He's already proved his insight through his candidacy. As he pushed away polls and political consultancy, he outdid all his political competitors.omg
- And he did it without the help of the republicans who turned their backs on him, and the people.omg
- Once again. That's NOT the kind of intelligence they mean.monospaced
- Apparently, omg doesn't understand the difference between politics and policy.nb
- Funny, if you were that interested in the topic, you would be looking at Jill Stein's efforts within the recount.omg
- Otherwise, America voted... and no one can officially claim whether or not Russian hackers "directly" affected the election results.omg
- You guys have been constantly talking the issue without need or solutions. Just more backseat criticisms in a variety of flavors.omg
- omg, you do realize intelligence briefings aren't about his intelligence, they're about info, right?monospaced
- haha.omg
- This reminds me how I need to start pruning my twitter account, so I don't keep getting useless and unnecessary information.omg
- That would be funny if people sat in a room every morning to discuss Trump's intelligence.dbloc
- Would be a short meeting.face_melter