The whiner in chief
He whined about his inauguration size.
He coddled dictators and offended allies.
In five years, he believed Putin over our FBI, CIA, and DOJ.
He was a serial liar. The Washington Post counted over 30,000 of them. Daniel Dale actually made a living tracking and exposing his lies for four years.
Jobs? He’s the first president since World War II to leave the office with fewer jobs than when he started. Over 3,000,000 fewer for those fans of numbers.
He whined when he won (2016), so it was no surprise when the sulky orange man refused to concede when he lost.
Although no new foreign wars occurred on his watch, he started a cold civil war in America. Trump pitted red states vs. blue, black and brown people vs. white.
He abandoned our allies, the Kurds, and left them vulnerable.
He was impeached twice, and it should have been double that number.
His admiration and encouragement for white supremacists led to Charlottesville, The Proud Boys, Boogaloo Boys, and Kyle Rittenhouse.
His politicization of masks, lack of empathy for the sick, and his raging incompetence and indifference led to over 400,000 Americans’ deaths to the coronavirus.
His incendiary tweets nearly got the Governor of Michigan killed by domestic terrorists. His incendiary speech almost got his Vice President hanged during the attempted Capitol Hill coup.
He did what was best for Trump. He ignored the emoluments clause, cheated on his taxes, stole money from the American people, and doled out PPP stimulus funds to cronies who didn’t need it.
He peddled pardons as if he were selling fake Rolex’s on the street.
He made his followers doubt democracy.
He antagonized our allies and sucked up to our enemies.
He demonized the free press.
He turned the military on American citizens so that he could do a photo-op holding a Bible.
He made a mockery of the sacred tradition of a peaceful transfer of power.
Even with control of the House, Senate, and Department of Justice for most of his term, the number of Trump’s inner-circle indicted and imprisoned remains almost comically high.
He thought he belonged on Mount Rushmore? I happen to agree. As long as he climbed to the top and jumps.
