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Trump’s Asia Trip Features Yet Another Peace Deal… And Some Dancing, Too!

By Trump's count, this makes eight.

He’s a funny kind of ‘authoritarian’, here he is saving lives halfway around the world by brokering yet another peace deal. But go ahead. Keep telling yourselves that the bad orange man is ‘scary’.

In case you missed it, Trump is on the move again. By the time this story goes live, he’ll be meeting with Japan’s newly-minted Prime Minister, who is herself being painted as *eye roll* ‘extreme right wing’ (or in this case, ‘ultraconservative’) by folks like Politico who, by now, wouldn’t even classify Vladimir Lenin or Chairman Mao as falling off the left edge of the map, let alone some of the folks waving very similar banners even in this election cycle.

But before he has THAT historic meeting with Japan’s first female Prime Minister (the description she would surely have been given if she agreed with more of the left’s dogma), the President took a quick trip to Malaysia.

Here he is talking about the latest peace deal he’s helped to broker since sending the last guy to finish his days in whatever pasture the Dems send their washed up politicians to when their disappearances are more politically useful than their appearances. So long as it has ice cream, he’ll probably be happy.

Meanwhile, in the real world, politicians of actual consequence are getting stuff done. Like overseeing the signing of the Cambodia/Thailand peace agreement.

And while he was there, he did a little wheeling and dealing on the trade front. Naturally.

The United States signed a flurry of deals on trade and critical minerals with four Southeast Asian partners on Sunday, looking to address trade imbalances and diversify supply chains amid tighter export curbs on rare earths by China.
U.S. President Donald Trump, who is in Kuala Lumpur to attend a summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, signed reciprocal trade deals with his Malaysian and Cambodian counterparts, as well as a framework trade pact with Thailand that will see the countries work to address tariff and non-tariff barriers. — Reuters

You know he’s loving the work he’s doing, because he can afford to be playful while interacting with the choreographed greeters lined up to welcome him to Malaysia.

And did you notice his hosts are all smiling too?

Wes Walker

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