Trump’s “Unpredictability” Looks More Like Chaos
The president doesn’t believe in predictability, but his chaos is making the world a dangerous place.
The president doesn’t believe in predictability, but his chaos is making the world a dangerous place.
The president blamed the intelligence community for the war in Iraq but expects them to do the same for Iran.
Nobody expects John Kelly, James Mattis and H.R. McMaster to attempt a putsch.
Donald Trump’s pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio brings to mind that adage of South American dictators.
Donald Trump is unpopular, but Republicans in Congress have even less support.
It’s not just Donald Trump’s shameful reaction. The violence in Charlottesville reveals something is rotten in America.
Donald Trump promises a “tough law-and-order approach” to the drug crisis. That is the wrong approach.
And that’s dangerous. At some point, the American may feel he needs to make good on his threats.
The president believes unpredictability is an asset. Others see incoherence and confusion.
The American is determined to declare Iran noncompliant, whatever the truth.
Other than winning the presidency and putting a conservative on the Supreme Court, Donald Trump has only hurt his party.
The president considers pardons for himself and his family and calls on soldiers to support him.
If the president tries to fire Robert Mueller, it could trigger a constitutional crisis.
No other president was ever willing to trade the welfare of the American people for his own political gain.
Donald Trump withdraws his support from the rebels fighting Syria’s Russian-backed dictator.