It's hard to keep up with the news of just how, exactly, as I said in the title above and as I've said here before, how not just unprecedented but completely, totally unprecedented this Trump Presidency and his administration are.
There have been the unprecedented protests of the administration, widespread and nationwide but also worldwide, even before he became President. Then there were, have been, the protests against him, personally, ever since, up to today.
There is the fact that he's known to have paid for the service of at least one female "escort", if not more than one.
There's the fact that both he and people in his presidential campaign and now, again, in his administration, have worked and do work with our self-sworn enemy, Vladimir Putin and the Russians.
Then there is the fact that this President takes money in, on the side, as it were but literally, in his official, public position, as leader of the nation, from many businesses, hotels, etc., from across the nation and globe. Which, by the way, goes against our very Constitution, given the important-to-a-lot-of-us Emoluments Clause.
Next, additionally, there is the fact that this President has put people in charge of government agencies they were, up to that point and date, vehemently, publicly against.
Senate Panel Approves EPA Critic Scott Pruitt to Head Agency
Oh, yeah, Scott Pruitt is a real beauty, he is.
Scott Pruitt Wined and Dined a Catholic Cardinal Accused of Sexual Abuse to Talk Climate Change
Scott Pruitt Rejects the Scientific Fact of Climate Change
Scott Pruitt is the target of no less than
10 federal investigations
Trump picks former Eli Lilly exec Alex Azar to head HHS
Here's just some of his head of HHS' handiwork:
Trump’s pick to head HHS drove up insulin prices at Eli Lilly
Then there is the spending of Trump's government picks.
Scott Pruitt's $43000
soundproof phone booth
Ben Carson's explanation f
or the $31,000 dining set
He wants to take us, the nation, backward, into the past, and does it two ways, not just one.
Trump pledged to revive coal industry
Trump's Tariffs on Solar Mark Biggest Blow
to Renewables Yet
There was the big man's famous phone call.
Trump Congratulates Putin,
but Doesn't Mention Meddling in U.S. Elections
He attacks the press--repeatedly, continually and famously. Or rather, infamously.
Trump launches second day of attacks
against the media
He attacked his own, our own FBI.
Trump attacks FBI and Mueller investigation
in morning tweets
He attacked his own, our own Justice Department. And more than once.
Hear Trump attack the Justice Department again
Heck, he attacks businesses and businessmen.
Trump Attacks Amazon, Saying
It Does Not Pay Enough Taxes
Trump continues attacks on Amazon
Trump attacks Amazon, again,
over U.S. postal rates
Trump attacks Jerry Brown, Jeff Bezos,
then hits the links
Heck, this President Trump has even verbally, publicly attacked American Veterans.
All those times President Trump dishonored
U.S. veterans and military
Tester touts support for vets
after Trump attacks
Then there's all his vacations.
Trump's travel costs during his first year
exceed 13 million dollars
Trump visited his properties over 100 times
this year
Heck, this President and his administration are so bad, even Right Wing, Republican Party-owned Fox goes against them at times.
Watch ‘Fox & Friends’ anchors take apart White House over McCain insult
Now, today, there is this.
Trump pledges to help Chinese phonemaker ZTE ‘get back into business’
Just who, exactly, is this guy working for?
Well, I mean, who is he working for besides the already-wealthy and corporations, anyway. That we much know. Here's what his and his Republican Party's very recent tax plan, tax cuts for the already-wealthy and corporations are doing to us all.
How the Republican tax bill benefits the rich
How the Republican tax law hurts the poor
and helps the rich
Why the GOP Tax Bill Will Make
Wealth Inequality Worse
Here's how they did it.
Senate Passes Massive Tax Cuts For The Rich
In Middle Of The Night
And here's the effects their tax cut plan has had so far.
Under Trump's watch, national debt
tops $21 trillion for first time ever
One thing is for sure. Warren Harding and Richard Nixon, both, together and separately, have nothing, nothing on this guy. He outdoes them both, hands down.
And it's only the first year and a half of this Presidency.
God help us. God help us all.
