Let's start talking about the prison period for Trump and his Maga

Donald Trump has no commissioners from the released [Federal Trade Commission] Today. Donald Trump said he released the commissioners. This means that he functionally announced that he should have the authority to dismiss FTC commissioners and to name the commissioners that he would fire if he had this power – a power that he does not have within the limits of the law and the constitution.

“It is difficult to fit in a heading!” Scocca and McLeod confirmed. “Nevertheless, it is important that news agencies find a way.” I wish I have seen more efforts to make this goal and less of the brain -loving examples of headlines that I saw last week Just“Report on Trump's strongly armed GOP entitled” Trump with more honey than vinegar cemented an iron grip for the Republicans. “Does this set a new standard for the mixed metaphor? Between vinegar, honey, cement and iron, it certainly sets a record with mixed media.

Or consider a report A newer year out of The Washington Post: “Trump has a plan to redesign the economy. But he doesn't explain it very well.” The piece reduces the difficulties that the President has on the economic front – where for the first time He is under water on surveys– to one in which he left the investor class into his master plan with insufficient insights. In this statement, the president's claims are taken into account on a Golden age, which was soon to be arranged. “If the administration's plan is successful, the US dollar would be redesigned,” claims the article and adds that the United States should “become even more self-sufficient and produce more energy, wood, steel and computer chips than ever.”

Paul Krugman welcomed the selection of claims and non -falsible claims of this article somewhat reality -based: “I don't know anything about you, but I don't think that Trump's problem is that he does his plan bad work. I think his problem is that he offers false answers to wrong problems, and apparently the Washington Post apparently does not buy it.” That seems to me to be right. In addition, I would say that if someone actually needs an “explanation” about Trump's business plans, I would say that if you understand that everything is done from the fact more intellectually brewedPresent Everything begins to make sense. The constant hurls between implementation and withdrawal tariffs, the constant characterization of Prosperity as a bad thingThe wild -eyed speech about how economic hardship Will finally release all of us – all come from the simple fact that the man is a fraudulent asshole with a cranial cavity full of damp parsley.