"We'll see what happens." Trump's answer to everything.

[Atman]

Why even bother having a president? Everyone knows that "We'll see" is what your mother always said when she meant NO but she just didn't feel like arguing with you.

[NatBurner]

1. when will we see it? in a short period of time

[Atman]

3. Bingo!

Forgot about that one.

[NatBurner]

7. blah blah blah blee blah, and by the way-

i have no idea what i'm talking about, people- ok?
but if you look at x and if you look at y,
a lot of people are saying, it's a disaster, a disaster.

*mussolini chin*

[imanamerican63]

2. You heard that too!

Mind boggling answer every time!

[Proud Liberal Dem]

4. I just take it

as him planning on doing something spectacularly stupid but not wanting to let the rest of us know......yet.

[C_U_L8R]

5. The buck doesnt stop here

He knows whatever the issue is, it will be out of the news cycle by tomorrow.

[Dream Girl]

6. My mom used to say that when she didn't want to commit..."we'll see"

[unblock]

8. Stay tuned for the next episode!

[Lindsay]

9. I figured it for a slightly less juvenile version

of "That's for me to know and you to find out."

I guess I missed the mom connection because mine never had a problem saying no.

[gratuitous]

10. It's quite odd

For decades, Republicans have dinned it into our ears that for American businesses to succeed, they needed firm commitments, no surprises, and assurances of future conditions. We shouldn't do this or that because it might introduce uncertainty in the business climate, and the fearless captains of industry couldn't abide uncertainty!

Now, the very paradigm of Republican business acumen is in the Oval Office, and all kinds of things are uncertain: Will there be new tariffs on imports? Will banks be in business for themselves or their customers? Can we depend on a fair and free internet, or will service providers get to choose winners and losers on the information superhighway? So much chaos, so much up in the air. When will we know? We'll see. Or in a couple of weeks (and hope that you forget about it before then). Or in six months (meaning never).

And yet, American businesses all seem to be right on board with this uncertainty. It's just so strange. Almost as if Republicans have been lying all this time.

[greymattermom]

11. This reminds me of my son when he was 3 or 4.

We'd hear a bump or crash, find something spilled or broken, and he would say "Look what happened."

[Generic Brad]

12. Very soon

That is his other go to answer.