The memorandum of understanding drew immediate pushback from several GOP lawmakers, with Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) calling it the “worst foreign policy blunder in decades.”

Trump’s signing of the deal on Wednesday started a 60-day clock for technical negotiations for a final peace deal with Tehran.

Vice President Vance’s planned trip to Switzerland this weekend for the next round of negotiations was delayed at the last minute Thursday evening amid ongoing strikes between Israel and Iran-allied Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.

Vance told reporters Thursday afternoon that he still plans to participate in the talks, but he does not know “exactly when” they will take place.

“We think these technical negotiations start sometime this weekend,” he said during a White House press briefing. “That’s still the plan. But that could change.”

Switzerland’s Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed the postponement of these discussions on Friday, which were set to include delegations from the U.S. and Iran and mediating countries Qatar and Pakistan.

“Switzerland remains ready to facilitate these talks,” the department said in a statement. “The relevant preparatory work at Bürgenstock is continuing. No further information can be provided at present.”

>>1520317
>We defeated them totally militarily.
ESL faggots have been claiming to totally BTFO me on this board. Where's my 300 billion?
Follow your leader and pay out the ass to win

where was this man when I needed him?

if you American scum had him in 2001, that shit would never have happened .

>>1520337
I can picture terrorists accelerating the plane towards the first tower, and the thing collapsing first leaving them flying through the dust outline of a skyscraper left behind

>>1520317
>And now for our top story of the hour... TRUMP SAID SOMETHING!!!

>>1520317
History's main lesson is that if you give up your nuke program,you are going to get bombed and toppled

>>1520355
>How DARE they hold the sitting president accountable for his drunk-on-power ramblings!

>>1520355
god your life is humiliating

>>1520379
Imagine your entire life being reporting the White House ballroom or the Lincoln reflecting pool. It would be a humiliating life for any journalist

>>1520317
This said while he was ending his war, right?

>>1520399
Cuba's next

>>1520400
Cubans are more than happy to get 300B and toll rights for the Gulf of Mexico

When does Trump want to come over? He'll get a party

>>1520403
Venezuelan did not get 300 Billion dollars, so there.

>>1520337
I would pay good money to see how an alternate timeline where Trump was in charge of the Cuba missile crisis or the space race

>>1520422
I would rather see the alternate history where Russias attack on Ukraine and October 7th attack happened with Trump in the white House insusad of Biden

>>1520428
i'm pretty sure that's what putin was banking on, but then he just got greedy and jumped the gun anyways

>>1520373
>said the guy who never held Biden accountable for his senile ramblings

>>1520379
>said the guy who makes worthless threads about meaningless things that Trump said and nobody cares about

esl shill is projecting again

>>1520431
>b-bb-but Biden
lol if Obama had said he had unlimited power you would have revolted already.

>>1520435
you mean he would've been prompted to spam different messages by his shill farm supervisor

>>1520437
Exactly, the Shill Supreme would put together something, like a fake report about rapes, and try to shout over a shitty news cycle

>>1520422
Well it's a toss-up between him being such a belligerent retard that he immediately gets everybody nuked or he actively works for Moscow as he currently does. After all, his relationship with Russian intelligence began BEFORE the collapse of the Soviet Union.

>>1520357
When did that happen to South Africa, Sweden, or Brazil?

>>1520435
No Obama's too busy whining about how this is stolen land. Because nothing says American like a former president implying we don't belong here!

>>1520456
>Because nothing says American like a former president implying we don't belong here!
peak poes law
esl shill will bury this thread now

>>1520456
>we
ROFL

>>1520418
So Trump is 1-1 in Wars he started this year.
The fact he started and oversaw the only full and irrefutable defeat of the US military in a war in over 250 years is pretty mind boggling

>>1520488
>the only full and irrefutable defeat of the US military
We have a navy. They don't. We have an air force. They don't. We've had the same military leadership the entire time. They don't even know who is supposed to be in charge. We can drop bombs on their country with impunity. They couldn't hit the US if their lives depended on it.

I don't know what kind of drugs leftists take, but holy shit it's amazing how often they're disconnected from reality.

>>1520494
>they couldn't hit the us if their lives depended on it. That's why the straight has been open this whole time. I'm a retarded conservative faggot, and I'm far too busy thinking about my next grndr fling to question this obvious propaganda. All that matters here is we killed a bunch of their people, and they only killed a few of ours! That's literally the only thing that matters! Those little girls we blew up were worth points, and the more points you get, irrespective of what is going on in the world around you, the better you do in war. God damn, I'm a stupid faggot, it's staggering I I can accuse other people of being disconnected, there's not enough meth in the world to make a liberal as stupid as I am.

>>1520488
>oversaw the only full and irrefutable defeat of the US military
Franky, I think it's even more embarrassing than that. The military wasn't defeated. Sure there were a couple embarrassing oopsies which makes you wonder if the DoD has ever considered to learn a single lessons from the war in Ukraine, but overall the military did its job and did it well.
However the problem is, that you can have the best military in the world and it's not worth shit, if you don't actually have a plan or, frankly, even war goals.

>>1520494
NTA but you know they still have a navy and an air force, right? You didn't believe CENTCOM, did you?

>>1520494
>The NVA didn't have a Navy. The NVA didn't have an Air Force. We had the same military leadership the entire time. We won Vietnam.

>>1520502
Its 'strait' you faggot, as in the body of water bordered on two sides by parallel lines of land, not 'straight' as in non-faggotry or a straight line. And the strait is not in America, so work on your reading comprehension before you open your shitty mouth.

>>1520519
>its straight, i'm straight, i'm a heterosexual conservative faggot and i don't even use grindr that much

>>1520519
>work on your reading comprehension.
>also, the straight is not in America.

I'll make you a deal. You point to where I talked about the straight being in America, then you're not gay anymore, I'll give you the cure.

On the other hand, when you go back and realize you're so fixated on what form of straight I used you responded to something I didn't say at all, then you have to admit you're a giant projecting faggot with the reading comprehension of a water-head simpleton.

Just kidding. I know you won't accept, this is just rhetorical framing to point out what a stupid faggot you are to everyone else here.

This isn't the first time being overly fixated on being straight has fucked you over, huh?

>>1520422
He would threaten Russia with nukes, and claim the Moon is America's right to have. He'd then cut Russia a deal under the table where they'd get a huge bail out, while bowing out of the space race.
As for Cuba. He'd napalm the whole island, and round up the survivors in cages and drop them in the ocean.

>>1520422
>>1520624
People back then would've never put up with this orange piece of shit let alone vote him into office.

>>1520682
He is a product of a time for sure.
Which is why it drives me crazy when people anxiously wait for his term to end or him to die and cheer at maga imploding.
As if the social fores that made him electable in the first place will just vanish from that.
Trump and maga aren't the problem, they're a symptom

>>1520719
If he was a product of his time all old people would be equally terrible. That's a cliche. He's a product of psychopathy and privilege.

Maga is constantly infighting and exploding with dementia Don still alive. It's frankly incredible how poorly the fascist regime is doing with full control of the media, the only saving grace they have is to unite their base thru hatred of out groups, typical dictator shit. Is it impossible for them to find another charismatic conman? No. Is it gonna be the couch-fucker? Pffft.

The social fores that made him electable? Like what, the decent, recovering economy he ruined? The relative stability he upended? The immigrants that came here and were a net gain on taxes that he's spent an insane amount of money uprooting instead of just creating a mutually beneficial path to citizenship that most Americans support?

He isn't the problem, he's a symptom? A symptom of what? You're trying really hard to sound deep, huh? I'm pretty sure the pedophile conman that lied about how bad things were to get elected and then made everything he talked about objectively worse is the fucking problem. The circumstances that got him elected, those social fores, like what, Joe biden's open borders? That didn't happen, US borders have never been open. Same as a million verifiable data points Maga maggots bitch about that are objectively better under left wing policies.

So is the problem people are fucking stupid and intellectually lazy, and don't investigate his obviously false claims or do due diligence? Is it the media he owns with bribes and threats boosting his obviously false claims? Or is it the fucking orange pedophile deliberately orchestrating that propaganda?

Because those are all interesting and valid perspectives, but he is still very much the root of the problem.

>>1520744
>If he was a product of his time
He's a product of OUR time. The fact that a clown like him is electable at all has everything to do with the decline of people's trust in democracy, rising wealth inequality, commercialization of every aspect of your life, our public squares being owned by capitalists seeking to divide us and all the other problems of the modern world
>Is it impossible for them to find another charismatic conman?
That's exactly my point. When Trump is gone, people won't just throw up their hand and say "I guess we'll elect reasonable politicians now". IN the 2030 there will be more charismatic, and more importantly more competent, authoritarians to deal with
>He isn't the problem, he's a symptom? A symptom of what?
The social forces I've described above

>>1520317
>“Well, it really probably is unconditional surrender,”
>He says as he signs a plan with 14 specific conditions.
I just don't understand if he doesn't understand, or if he just doesn't care about anything anymore.