تيلرسون: تفاعل ايجابي في لقاء ترمب وبوتين

Out of place comment on earlier article by Elaph

Dear elaph please post this comment which addresses a recent article by Elaph titled, to the best of my recollection " Saudi Arabia perplexed Trump team at Hamburg Germany. I am listing a segment of an article appearing today in American news media explaining why tTrump delegation could not book desirable hotel facilities at the G20 convention. Here is the article, part of it ( President Trump, who owns more hotel rooms than you’ll ever search on Trivago, could not get one for his stay in Hamburg during this week’s G-20 summit.[ Posted at 10:01 am on July 7, 2017 written by Andrew malcolmSEE ALSO: Some media outlets had a freakout about the House dress code yesterday The annual summit location was announced for Germany’s second-largest city 17 months ago, back when no rational person thought the New York billionaire had a chance in Haiti of actually becoming the most powerful man in the world. Lo and behold, he did. TRENDING:Shock Report: Trump''s tough trade talk is workingBut he took office only on Jan. 20 this year, by which time there wasn’t an ice-machine room available in the German city of 1.7 million-plus. Watch if some media attempt to gin up news stories that no hotel would take the American leader. Of course, President Obama’s State Department, run by noted windsurfer and one-time presidential-election loser John Kerry, might possibly maybe conceivably have been tempted to raise the issue of July G-20 hotel reservations during the winter transition period that Obama promised would be so smooth. But it didn’t. Now, you don’t just call up a hotel and book the presidential suite for any U.S. president. It must be large enough to house a presidential entourage, including staff and several shifts of men and women with curly cords escaping their ear. When Obama flew nine hours each way to his Hawaii holidays, he leased a house. Everyone else filled up Honolulu hotels, which wasn’t tough duty. The Secret Service holds veto power over presidential ac