suprised you didn't post a comment to the article I posted

"CEO of Japanese telecom SoftBank says company will bring $50 billion and 50,000 jobs to US after meeting with Trump"

Too bad your boy obama couldn't have done as much in 8 years.

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN

That Kissinger says that Trump has "No obligation to any group" is proof that he's a NWO globalist bushbot puppet.

Proof that TRUMP is? Are you kidding? It would have been so much easier for the Bushbots to have had, you know, a BUSH.

Kissinger is right: Trump has no obligation to any special interest group.

There were three big pieces of what Trump always talked about: The Wall, Jobs (by restricting free trade) and peace with Russia.

He'll do those three things, and that will be enough to be re-elected and transform America into something better than it is.

so much easier for the Bushbots to have had, you know, a BUSH.

Unelectable, as you well know. So Jeb! raised 100M, and spent it convincing rubes such as yourself that Trump was not an elite.

Jeb!'s picks for 2016
No elites here, move along!

In the film Patton, a book titled Panzer greift (aka The Tank In Attack in English) is on the nightstand when Patton is awakened by his aides to inform him that Rommel is about to attack his army. When the battle is over, Patton exclaims in the movie "Rommel, you magnificent bastard, I read your book!" This, of course, could not have occurred. Although Rommel started writing the book in 1938, it was never completed and never published.

However, Henry Kissinger did publish his book On China which focuses on Chinese history through the lens of foreign policy considerations. In addition to pure history and discussion of foreign policy, the work is also something of a personal narrative of Kissinger's experiences in China, and in that respect is a memoir intended to bolster positive perceptions of his expertise and influence when it comes to Chinese-American relations.

Therefore, who better is there for Trump to discuss Chinese-American relations with than Henry Kissinger?

Trump is doing nothing more than what any great leader does. In Afghanistan, General Stanley McChrystal was focused on one thing: devising the best plan of attack. But he knew he couldn’t do it alone. So like any good leader, he assembled a core team of knowledgeable individuals who had vision and he relied on those individuals to get the job done.

"Even though he was a four-star general, he would still listen to what significantly lower- ranking people had to say,” says Chad Storlie, a retired U.S. Army Reserve Special Forces officer and author of Combat Leader to Corporate Leader (ABC CLIO, 2010). "His team had a very open way of communicating: they would read a mission, debate it internally, consider different viewpoints and then figure out the best way to approach it."

There is much to be learned from the skillful tactics Trump, McChrystal and other highly successful leaders use -- recruiting a dedicated team and gathering background information is the keystone to becoming a successful leader.

Trump has demonstrated he is a successful leader in the business world….he is fast on his way to demonstrating that he will be a successful leader as President.

If I'm a rube, I'm a happy one. You're always unhappy. Then you'll die and go be unhappy in the next place.

Trump has demonstrated he is a successful leader in the business world….he is fast on his way to demonstrating that he will be a successful leader as President.

He will only be as good as the people around him, the time for rhetoric has passed, now is the time for assembling a strong team

not for advice on anything.