Iran vs N Korea vs Libya comparisons with regards to nuclear weapons acquisition strategy are pretty weak tbh.
Each country has unique circumstances that define their options in ways that make comparisons weak at best.
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Not saying that US actions are the determining factor in how each country acts, but it would be silly to think that they don't pay attention to how we behave and adjust accordingly.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/poli...icle-1.3976507
Stephanie Grisham, a spokeswoman for the First Lady, said the White House repurposed the 25-page FTC report because it "clearly related to the social media portion of Mrs. Trump's initiatives."
"It was updated and edited to reflect today's event and we were happy to be able to provide the children in attendance with such a resource," Grisham told the Daily News.
But the only portions of the First Lady's pamphlet that are "updated and edited" is the title, the cover page, a few graphics of smartphones and a subhead that now reads "Sexting: Don't do it" instead of the Obama-era FTC report's "Sexting."
Melania: Be Best...at plagerism
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/05/0...olin-kahl.html
"if Trump’s team had any role at all in using foreign spies against American citizens, it should end his presidency, even if it probably won’t."
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Not necessarily. Don't most prenups have a clause in them that forfeits assets if the divorce is on the grounds of adultery? Although it wouldn't surprise me if Trump added into the prenup that he's allowed to have an affair with anyone he wants.
I don't think Melania will divorce trump while he's in office, she'll have a lot more influence and possibilities as first lady than ex-first lady. Once Trump is out as a president I'm sure she'll file for a divorce first thing.
Call me weird, but I feel like she'd actually gain more influence if she did kick him to the curb mid-term.