Donald Trump Reverses His Mind on Sending Troops to San Francisco After Mayor and Tech Billionaires Play Well

President Donald Trump seems to have finally shown a moment of restraint in his agenda to use the US military that can make weapons that are facing the prospect of making them until they arrive for a reason or decide that they don’t like it for one reason or another.

Don’t get too excited though. He does not show that it is blocked in very dark cities and regions like Chicago or DC, or cities like Portland, where the governor is not afraid to publicly break out in the office of the governor. But he reportedly decided to go through with his threat to build up an army in San Francisco, and it seems he did so because the mayor and a bunch of rich people are really nice to him.

According to the Associated Press, until the beginning of this week, everything was intended to send military personnel to the city this Saturday, but then he received talks from the San Francisco Laders Daniel Lurie and again, full thing voilaThe most irrational president in recent history is finally starting to act like he has at least a modicum of common sense – which gives him a lot of credit.

From the AP:

“I got a big phone call from incredible people, some of my friends, very successful people,” said Trump told reporters Huang e White at Nvidia, one of the most important companies in the world, and Marc Benioff, CEO of the Software Company Salesforce.

He said they told him that San Francisco was working hard to reduce crime. “So we’re screwing up that operation, everybody. And we’re going to let them see if they can do it,” Trump said. He said he might change his mind if he “doesn’t work.”

Of course, like all the other demons of the city where Trump lied about justifying his crimes to justify his military weapons, crime in San Francisco was already trending down before Trump planned to send troops there. So, basically, a bunch of billionaires had to call Trump and talk about the Billionaire-ESE so the President finally found out with his huge, artificial sprinkler head that what he was planning to do was unnecessary.

Trump also said he had a good conversation with Lurie.

“I told the mayor, I love what you do, I respect you, and I respect the people who do it,” Trump said.

One would think that Lurie was in another country, holding every curse word in the dictionary, because imagine that he is playing well with a President who has no legal authority beyond doing his job as if he needed or asked for his approval.

In fact, according to Politico, Trump went so far as to seek support from San Francisco because Lurie “asked nicely” to go back down.

Apparently, the mayor is put in a position to avoid potential disaster by walking on eggshells so as not to offend the 79-year-old toddler-in-king.

From Politico:

It was also a moment of formal confirmation, for the first-term mayor and moderate democrat in a dramatic attempt to avoid aligning a Trump-healing Party of Democrats to kill the President. Unlike the Gavin Newlooms or the JB Pritzkers or the Brandon Johsonns of the group, Lurie took a more nuanced approach.

The heir to the multi-billion-dollar Levi Strauss, he has a few political things to throw at Trump — with the progressive wing of his party out of power in San Francisco and any hopes of running for higher office, moving forward. But in Trump’s transition, he delivered a landslide victory for minorities in Washington and was besieged by the GOP in cities across the map.

In San Francisco on Thursday – where residents had a lawsuit that many saw as the next act of corporate aggression – what was left from his artistice with Trump was a temporary concept.

Allie’s Allie Cast Trump stands as proof that his superior approach — focused on public safety figures and avoiding Partisan Saber Distilling — may have saved San Francisco from a dangerous moment. They said it also underscored Lurie’s ability to leverage relationships with prominent COOs with direct access to Trump.

Yes – doing it is not just Flex should be when the leaders are called that where they are afraid of this in fear of the President. If keeping the residents of your city safe means Kowtowing to Trump to make them less safe, there is a bigger problem that needs to be addressed because It doesn’t work.

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