Maybe its misdirection and he's taking Air Force One all the way to Moscow, where he will stay They like gold leaf shit there, too |
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Well, Trump has been at Camp David for less than an hour, and Bannon is out.
But sure, we all believe it Afghanistan. Or NK. Or South Asia (which is India's clash with China?). WH has released at least 3 statements on why h was there. Great messaging Hope Hicks, BTW. (No one believes this about military strategy. Now negotiating a resignation vs 25th vs just being slapped around during an intervention-- we shall see. |
Who is at Camp David besides Trump and Pence? |
Mattis is there. Let's hope Erik Prince isn't. |
I hope you're right but could have sworn I read he was there. Will do more digging. |
| If I were potus I would live in cd full time - wake up every morning, go skeet shooting, trail running, have people commute to see me . Relax in nature and trees. |
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Here's the list CNN is reporting:
Donald Trump is expected to have a working lunch and a briefing with his national security council once he gets to Camp David. Here are some of the people who will be there: Vice President Mike Pence Nick Ayers, Pence's chief of staff John Kelly, Trump's chief of staff H.R. McMaster, US national security adviser Secretary of State Rex Tillerson Secretary of Defense James Mattis Secretary of Treasury Steve Mnuchin Attorney General Jeff Sessions Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats CIA Director Mike Pompeo Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvaney US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley (via SVTC) Ideas? Thoughts? |
Here's the official released list. Which might or might not be accurate. https://mobile.twitter.com/DavidWright_CNN/status/898578955246096387/photo/1 One notable exception if this really is a military pow-wow, and especially an NK strategy session-- perry, since the Secretary of Energy, who oversees the nukes. |
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Erik Prince says his plan will be at today's meeting. Don't know about the man himself:
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/08/afghanistan-camp-david/537324/ |
OMB and Homeland Security are not really foreign policy national security players. I have no idea what this is all about, but the president's power in this area is greatest, so some big move may be in the works. |
Well, at least no Erik Prince. Officially anyway. If they were actually planning his exit strategy, who would you expect to be there that is not on this list? |
Well that's not reassuring. |
No one sees this as a possible exit strategy? |
If this list is accurate, Pence and Pence's COS are unusual additions. And Perry, Secretary of Energy, is an interesting omission-- if this is military, since he has the nukes. And Perry is a statutory member of the NCS. The The Joint Chiefs or the Deputy NSAs should be on the list if this is national security. I have seen the Chairman and Vice Chairman (Dunford and Selva) on an updated list. And one of the Deputy NSA (Waddell, not Powell). I have not seen Perry mentioned anywhere though. Jared, who apparently has Middle East policy in his portfolio) and the other "Senior Advisors," like KAC also did not make the list. |
They aren't, but they are on NSC. |