Ipse by Tag - Donald Trump

Bodo Weber

Inserted 3 years ago

“In my understanding, the letters [two letters sent by Blinken to Serbia and Kosovo presidents] are a clear signal the Biden administration ended the Trump-Grenell policy of undermining the EU on its own turf. A return to transatlantic cooperation, but with Washington leaving the lead role to the EU.”

Europeanwesternbalkans

Senior Associate of the Democratization Policy Council

16 Apr 2021 6 3

Li Yong

Inserted 3 years ago

“It has become clear that trade is the [most important] area left where the two countries still hold massive mutual interests and could reach some consensus. While continuing some of Donald Trump's trade tactics, US President Joe Biden's administration is aware of the damage of the trade war and the need to cooperate with China.”

Globaltimes

Deputy chairman of the Expert Committee of the China Association of International Trade

19 Mar 2021 5 2

Karthick Ramakrishnan

Inserted 3 years ago

“What Trump did is that he weaponized it in a way. Trump's rhetoric helps set a certain narrative in place - and presidents have an outsized role in terms of shaping narrative. They don't call it a bully pulpit for nothing, and especially Trump, the way he frequently used Twitter as well as press conferences and off-the-cuff remarks to campaign rallies to frame the narrative in a particular way, it likely played a role.”

Globalnews

18 Mar 2021 2 3

Ayman Mohyeldin

Inserted 3 years ago

“Days into their Presidency before launching a military operation in the Middle East: Biden: 37 days strikes #Syria, Trump: 9 days launches Op in #Yemen, Obama: 3 days strikes #Pakistan, Bush: 27 days strikes #Iraq. But tell me more about how we can turn a new page in the region?”

Twitter

25 Feb 2021 9 4

Mohammad Marandi

Inserted 3 years ago

“Biden is the same garbage as Trump. When the Iraqi Resistance strikes US occupation forces, the US regime murders heroic Iraqi forces far away inside Syria who are battling ISIS. The US attempts to both strengthen ISIS in Syria & intimidate the people of Iraq. They will fail.”

Twitter

Professor at the University of Tehran

25 Feb 2021 7 2

Shihab Rattansi

Inserted 3 years ago

“Clearly they [Biden's administration] are trying to draw a comparison with the previous administration of Donald Trump who in response to attacks on coalition forces in Iraq used the most disproportionate force by killing the Iranian general (Qassem) Soleimani.”

Aljazeera

Al Jazeera’s journalist reporting from Washington DC

25 Feb 2021 5 1

Mohammad Javad Zarif

Inserted 3 years ago

“When we meet, we will raise compensation. Whether those compensations will take the form of reparation, or whether they take the form of investment, or whether they take the form of measures to prevent a repeat of what Trump did.”

Aljazeera

Foreign Minister of Iran

21 Feb 2021 3 3

Mohammad Javad Zarif

Inserted 3 years ago

“US acknowledged Pompeo's claims re Res. 2231 had no legal validity. We agree. In compliance w/ 2231: US unconditionally & effectively lift all sanctions imposed, re-imposed or re-labeled by Trump. We will then immediately reverse all remedial measures.”

Twitter

Foreign Minister of Iran

19 Feb 2021 4 2

Hu Xijin

Inserted 3 years ago

“In China-US ties, cooperation benefits both, and confrontation serves neither. This is not empty talk. Former US president Donald Trump's administration once frantically sought to decouple with China. Evidently, it failed to contain China's technological development. Worse, the US side had paid a considerable price. It is hoped that the Joe Biden administration can return to rationality, and stop pushing the two countries toward decoupling. The US won't be able to coordinate with its allies such as Germany to gang up against China. The economic prosperity of those countries will hardly last without cooperating with China. If the US insists on going its own way, it will end up becoming a lonely new cold war worrier. And if China is severely hurt, its powerful revenge will be inevitable.”

Globaltimes

Editor-in-chief of the hawkish mainland Chinese state-run tabloid Global Times

17 Feb 2021 6 2

Colmon Elridge

Inserted 3 years ago

“For McConnell, it's always strategy, it's always about how he can live to fight another day.”

Apnews

Chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party

13 Feb 2021 3 4

Jamie Raskin

Inserted 3 years ago

“This case is not about blaming an innocent bystander for the horrific violence and harm that took place on Jan. 6. This is about holding accountable the person singularly responsible for inciting the attack.”

Reuters

Lead House impeachment manager - US Senator for Maryland

09 Feb 2021 2 2

Mohammad Javad Zarif

Inserted 3 years ago

“Time is running out for the Americans, both because of the parliament bill and the election atmosphere that will follow the Iranian New Year. The more America procrastinates, the more it will lose … it will appear that Mr Biden's administration doesn't want to rid itself of Trump's failed legacy. We don't need to return to the negotiating table. It's America that has to find the ticket to come to the table.”

Aljazeera

Foreign Minister of Iran

06 Feb 2021 5 1

Andrew Markus

Inserted 3 years ago

“Australia was not in such a bad position prior to the pandemic when you compare Australia with England and the United States. Both of those societies were seriously fractured prior to the pandemic. Brexit sharply divided England, as did Donald Trump in the United States. There have been times when Australia has been much more fractious – under the leadership of Tony Abbott as opposed to the leadership of Scott Morrison, and I think Anthony Albanese can struggle to position himself but he is basically a consensus figure. This made it possible for Australia to respond to the pandemic quickly and in a cohesive way. To me this is the key point: we possibly undervalue the good things about Australia and how Australians will respond in a crisis. This, for me, is a really big takeaway and it’s important because it is probably not acknowledged. What we get in the media is the cut and thrust of politics rather than the long-term fundamental understanding of what works in Australia and what doesn’t work.”

Theguardian

Social scientist, researcher

03 Feb 2021 5 4

Rosario Marin

Inserted 3 years ago

“If it continues to be the party of Trump, many of us are not going back. Unless the Senate convicts him, and rids themselves of the Trump cancer, many of us will not be going back to vote for Republican leaders.”

Reuters

Former Treasurer of the U.S. under George W. Bush

01 Feb 2021 2 2

Nancy Pelosi

Inserted 3 years ago

“The fact is, the president of the United States committed an act of incitement of insurrection. I don’t think it’s very unifying to say, 'Oh, let's just forget it and move on'. That’s not how you unify. He rallied the troops. He urged them on to fight like hell. He sent them on their way to the Capitol. He called upon lawlessness. He showed a path to the Capitol. And the lawlessness took place.”

Aljazeera

Speaker of the United States House of Representatives

21 Jan 2021 2 2

Hua Chunying

Inserted 3 years ago

“The severe damage to China-US relations over the past four years was caused precisely because the Trump administration made fundamental mistakes in its strategic perception of China. The Trump administration viewed China as its biggest strategic competitor, or enemy, leading to various means to interfere in China’s internal affairs and every effort to suppress, slander and smear China. I think the new administration should serve the wishes of the people, view China in a rational and objective light, and work with China on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit to put China-US relations back on the track of healthy and stable development as soon as possible.”

Aljazeera

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson

20 Jan 2021 3 6

Ursula von der Leyen

Inserted 3 years ago

“The relief that many of us are feeling about the change of administration in Washington should not blind us to the fact that, although Donald Trump’s presidency may be history in just a few hours, his movement will not. More than 70 million Americans voted for him in the election. Just a few days ago, several hundred of them stormed the Capitol in Washington, the heart of American democracy. The television images of that event shocked us all. That is what happens when hate speech and fake news spread like wildfire through digital media. They become a danger to democracy. We should take these images from the USA as a sobering warning.”

Theguardian

President of the European Commission

20 Jan 2021 1 4

Mitch McConnell

Inserted 3 years ago

“The mob was fed lies. They were provoked by the president and other powerful people, and they tried to use fear and violence to stop a specific proceeding of branch of the federal government.”

Cbc

US Senate Republican Leader

19 Jan 2021 1 2

James Carafano

Inserted 3 years ago

“We live in a realist world, where power really, really matters. And countries that are looking to be safe, free and prosperous in that world, they’re going to base their political judgments and their geopolitical judgments on power relationships. I did think [Trump’s] foreign policy was largely based on realism – and I think people confuse that with something like rampant self-interest or isolationism.”

Aljazeera

National security and foreign policy expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation

18 Jan 2021 2 2

Jean-Yves Le Drian

Inserted 3 years ago

“The Trump administration chose what it called the 'maximum pressure' campaign on Iran. The result was that this strategy only increased the risk and the threat. This has to stop because Iran and - I say this clearly - is in the process of acquiring nuclear [weapons] capacity. Tough discussions will be needed over ballistic proliferation and Iran's destabilization of its neighbors in the region.”

Rferl

Foreign Minister of France

17 Jan 2021 5 3

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“Days into their Presidency before launching a military operation in the Middle East: Biden: 37 days strikes #Syria, Trump: 9 days launches Op in #Yemen, Obama: 3 days strikes #Pakistan, Bush: 27 days strikes #Iraq. But tell me more about how we can turn a new page in the region?”

“Biden is the same garbage as Trump. When the Iraqi Resistance strikes US occupation forces, the US regime murders heroic Iraqi forces far away inside Syria who are battling ISIS. The US attempts to both strengthen ISIS in Syria & intimidate the people of Iraq. They will fail.”

“Clearly they [Biden's administration] are trying to draw a comparison with the previous administration of Donald Trump who in response to attacks on coalition forces in Iraq used the most disproportionate force by killing the Iranian general (Qassem) Soleimani.”

“When we meet, we will raise compensation. Whether those compensations will take the form of reparation, or whether they take the form of investment, or whether they take the form of measures to prevent a repeat of what Trump did.”

“US acknowledged Pompeo's claims re Res. 2231 had no legal validity. We agree. In compliance w/ 2231: US unconditionally & effectively lift all sanctions imposed, re-imposed or re-labeled by Trump. We will then immediately reverse all remedial measures.”

“For McConnell, it's always strategy, it's always about how he can live to fight another day.”

“This case is not about blaming an innocent bystander for the horrific violence and harm that took place on Jan. 6. This is about holding accountable the person singularly responsible for inciting the attack.”

“If it continues to be the party of Trump, many of us are not going back. Unless the Senate convicts him, and rids themselves of the Trump cancer, many of us will not be going back to vote for Republican leaders.”

“The mob was fed lies. They were provoked by the president and other powerful people, and they tried to use fear and violence to stop a specific proceeding of branch of the federal government.”

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