Want to survive another 100 days of Trump? Don’t get complacent
Want to survive another 100 days of Trump? Don’t get complacent - The Globe and Mail
On April 27, U.S. President Donald Trump sent out a missive congratulating himself on his "100 days of accountability," boasting he had implemented "tough ethical standards to ensure his administration works for the American people and not itself."
Two days prior, Mr. Trump had sent out a text asking "the forgotten people" to bid on "five incredible photographs of our massive inauguration." For the low price of one dollar, and total disregard for the emoluments clause, you too could have a slice of history from the Grifter-in-Chief! Mr. Trump's text message shakedown did not make the news, overshadowed as it was by the fact that U.S. tax dollars are being used to pay for the President's Florida golf trips, security for his wife to live in a golden tower and the business ventures of his daughter and son-in-law, who, like their father, are abusing executive power to enhance family wealth.
In return for funding this budding dynasty of kleptocrats, the Trump administration promises to take away the public's health insurance, national parks, public schools, environmental protections, civil rights and most social programs benefiting life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Under President Trump, the American Dream is a going-out-of-business sale.
Want to survive another 100 days of Trump? Don’t get complacent - The Globe and Mail
On April 27, U.S. President Donald Trump sent out a missive congratulating himself on his "100 days of accountability," boasting he had implemented "tough ethical standards to ensure his administration works for the American people and not itself."
Two days prior, Mr. Trump had sent out a text asking "the forgotten people" to bid on "five incredible photographs of our massive inauguration." For the low price of one dollar, and total disregard for the emoluments clause, you too could have a slice of history from the Grifter-in-Chief! Mr. Trump's text message shakedown did not make the news, overshadowed as it was by the fact that U.S. tax dollars are being used to pay for the President's Florida golf trips, security for his wife to live in a golden tower and the business ventures of his daughter and son-in-law, who, like their father, are abusing executive power to enhance family wealth.
In return for funding this budding dynasty of kleptocrats, the Trump administration promises to take away the public's health insurance, national parks, public schools, environmental protections, civil rights and most social programs benefiting life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Under President Trump, the American Dream is a going-out-of-business sale.
