China Thanks Washington For Turning Iran Policy Into Group Project
Beijing filed the week under “unforced assists” while the Senate searched for the minutes from its own briefing.
Beijing filed the week under “unforced assists” while the Senate searched for the minutes from its own briefing.
A new interagency memo asks staff to treat the reported pledge as foreign policy, pending translation, confirmation, and someone locating the folder.
The administration classified the consensus as a rare diplomatic breakthrough in which both governments noticed where the oil is.
Diplomats moved the bilateral agenda to a smaller folder labeled “if airspace permits.”
Beijing prepared three seating charts: missiles, tariffs, and whatever the Senate calls lunch.
Lawmakers described the lapse as a scheduling detail, then asked the Supreme Court if time still counts during recess.
The Beijing agenda also includes war, tariffs, and a laminated card reading “ask China if eggs are negotiable.”
Aides introduced a new threat scale ranging from “fake news” to “please ask the Senate later.”
The administration reportedly classified the economy as “carry-on turbulence” and asked the Senate not to shake the overhead bins.
The delegation reportedly added a “Please Discuss Carefully” sticker after staff determined “world war escalation” was too long for the label maker.