Former Obama officials suggest EU allies expel our diplomats

Two former Obama minions have not been charged with seditious behavior in spite of the fact that they are trying to undermine the work that President Trump and his administration are doing. Specifically, they want the administration to be punished for pulling out of the crappy Iran nuclear deal and levying additional sanctions, a deal that only works to the advantage of the terror-funding nation and ties our hands in the near future.

So these two scumwafers are trying to get our European allies to expel our diplomats. 

Brilliant!

The EU and other European countries are obligated to take aggressive steps to preserve the deal in order to avoid becoming Trump's "doormat," Steven Simon and Jonathan Stevenson wrote in an op-ed that ran in The Failing New York Times, (a canary cage liner that once argued that Alger Hiss was not a spy for the Soviets in 1948). 

Simon and Stevenson (aka Frick and Frack) were Obama's directors of the National Security Council (NSC), and they believe that their ways and means of maintaining national security supersedes those of the President of the United States. They also believe they have the right to take him down in spite of his being duly elected by the American people.

"The European Union could, for instance, announce the withdrawal of member-states' ambassadors from the United States. Isn't this what states do when diplomatic partners breach solemn agreements, expose them to security risks and threaten to wreak havoc on their economies? That is, after all, what the administration is threatening to do by courting the risk of a Middle Eastern war and applying secondary sanctions to European companies," Frick and Frack argued. "Depending on the American response, European capitals might even follow-up with expulsion of American ambassadors."

Apparently, these two clowns hate Trump more than they love the country and would go to any lengths to salvage this garbage deal that never should have happened. They don't seem to care that the U.S. would face a serious crisis in our trans-Atlantic relations.

Obama publicly criticized Trump for keeping his campaign promise to squash the deal. Even the "Leader from Behind" couldn't keep his opinion to himself, as is the precedent of former presidents. 

Trump won. Get over it.



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