So nothing against what he's trying to do. It's the same thing everytime for people. What I wanted was what he is doing wrong from an actual political point. Oh and war isn't the worst thing if it stops North Korea from starting it first if that's what you say next.
I actually think there's zero percent chance a war starts.
Aren't all politicians corrupt?
1. War with NK "isn't the worst thing"? Are you freaking kidding me over here? If war breaks out with NK, best chance scenario is that millions of South Koreans (who, I must remind you, are
our allies), are dead in a few hours. Worst case scenario, they break out the nukes and we're living in The Day After. I wish I shared your optimism about the likelihood of war, I really do.
2. Of course all politicians are corrupt. But if you can't see why colluding with
a foreign power in order to win is beyond the pale, I really don't know what to tell you.
3. For both you and
@boriqua, the issue with him golfing is an issue of spending. Republicans are supposed to be the fiscally responsible party, or at least that's what we were when I registered. People rightfully complained all the time about how much Obama spend on vacations; Trump has been in office less than a year and is already on track to spend more than that on vacations, not to mention the fact that it cost (conservative estimate) ~$150K
per day for Melania and Barron to live at Trump Tower instead of the White House for the first few months of Trump's presidency.
4. So, more on what he's trying to do: most of his Cabinet appointees are either wildly incompetent (Betsy DeVos) or actively opposed to the mission of the agencies they're supposed to run (Scott Pruitt). As I said, I'm not a fan of how he baits NK; the last thing this country needs is another unnecessary war. Supposedly he wanted to build a wall - great idea, building it would create jobs! - hasn't done it. Actually, he hasn't done much of anything other than golf and crap all over Gold Star families. Edited to add this: Many of the folks I know who voted for Trump did so because they thought he'd nominate a Scalia-esque pro-lifer to the SCOTUS and get Roe v. Wade overturned. And look how that worked out:
Gorsuch to Feinstein: Abortion ruling is 'precedent'
5. As for the way he talks and acts, I very much doubt it's a "New York thing" - most NYers I've known, and I've known quite a few, are straight shooters but they at least know how to be polite.
If he was an "authoritarian", he would be jailing journalists and dismantling congressional powers. think erdogan and maduro. Which media has he suppressed and with what law?
Wait. It's coming.
Even If Trump’s Threat against NBC Isn’t Serious, It’s Still Destructive
Also, seriously, stop bringing up Hillary. Nobody cares about her.