1 hour ago, rgraham said:

Why would we trust Biden with sensitive information should be the question!

Because the majority elected him?!

10 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

Not sure about sharing secrets, but Trump could maybe teach Biden how to avoid wars in Iraq and Libya, for example, and the related deaths of countless innocent civilians. Trump could also teach Biden a thing or two about hiw to run the economy. All of that assumes, of course, that Biden's attention span is longer than a couple of minutes.

You forgot Trump's most prominent skill , lying !

3 hours ago, rgraham said:

Why would we trust Biden with sensitive information should be the question!

1.  Because he's the President-elect, and will soon be President.

 

2.  Because he's had access to classified for decades, and there is no record of him giving highly sensitive foreign intel to Russia just to show off.

Trump had access to serious intel for the last 4 years, what is he going to do with all that info? ????

 

will they allow him to fly back to Russia? ????

5 hours ago, GrandPapillon said:

Trump had access to serious intel for the last 4 years, what is he going to do with all that info? ????

 

will they allow him to fly back to Russia? ????

It's not just a question of what will he do but what has he done as well.

9 hours ago, GrandPapillon said:

Trump had access to serious intel for the last 4 years, what is he going to do with all that info? ????

 

will they allow him to fly back to Russia? ????

It's been reported that Trump rarely paid much attention during his intel briefs.  So luckily, he won't have much to share....555

15 hours ago, rgraham said:

Why would we trust Biden with sensitive information should be the question!

It's this kind of inane nonsense that really marks out the true Trumper.

Did you forget that Biden was the Vice President for 8 years without a question regarding his integrity? Did you also forget Biden has served as a Senator for 48 years with not one question regarding his integrity, loyalty or allegiances?

Unlike Trump, the man is a true patriot and it's just astounding that Trump fans even try to question this when your man has coddled dictators, denied Russian inteference in the 2016 elections, played down Russia trying to pay bounties on US servicemen in Afghanistan and not a word about the recent (and proven) Russian cyber-attack.

There is a reason Trump cannot be trusted with confidential information. And no amount of inane deflection is going to change that.

   

5 hours ago, Berkshire said:

It's been reported that Trump rarely paid much attention during his intel briefs.  So luckily, he won't have much to share....555

"Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, in a new op-ed said she initially thought "the Iranians" were attacking when a mostly white, pro-Trump mob descended upon the Capitol on January 6. "

GOP Sen. Susan Collins thought the mostly white pro-Trump mob that stormed the Capitol was 'the Iranians' at first (businessinsider.fr)

 

The Iranians must be Lol

On 1/18/2021 at 5:53 AM, OneMoreFarang said:

I am sure Biden learned one thing from Trump: Do whatever you want. Even if it is illegal, you will get away with it.

 

Obviously Biden should be careful using this principle. But keeping secrets away from Trump is a prime example for using this technique. 

 

Nah. Biden has more honor in his left toe, than Trump has in his entire toxic body. He has integrity, and hopefully he will be able to tap that as a guiding principal. What a contrast. 

 

And why would any "intelligence" be shared with Don? For what reason? It is not as if he can or should rely on him for counsel. Better to share that kind of stuff with "people of intelligence". 

23 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

 

Nah. Biden has more honor in his left toe, than Trump has in his entire toxic body. He has integrity, and hopefully he will be able to tap that as a guiding principal. What a contrast. 

 

And why would any "intelligence" be shared with Don? For what reason? It is not as if he can or should rely on him for counsel. Better to share that kind of stuff with "people of intelligence". 

Considering the Trump administration's efforts to undermine the Biden Presidency before it began (last minute policy changes regarding Taiwan/China, Yemen, Cuba, denying the Biden team critical intelligence from the DoD) Biden would be a fool to trust Trump for advice on anything.