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Originally Posted by crockett
I'm betting the entire Trump admin will come crashing down with-in 6 months. It's building up in the background and he's good as done..
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I wonder if this is going to happen.
I think the Republican party is "idly standing by" waiting to see how well he does. If Trump does well they might get behind him, but if Trump does poorly they will abandon and will do so quickly.
We aren't even through the first month and it's been an utter and complete unmitigated disaster. All he has done is upset ALL of allies, handed China a huge victory, and signed lots of executive orders that don't do anything. He promised that on day one he would build a wall and repeal Obamacare. He did not repeal Obamacare; He signed an executive order instructing our government to "ease the burden of Obamacare". He promised he would start building a wall, but instead his executive order was about "research how to build a wall" (and ironically it quickly came back that it will cost twice as much as he told us) not to mention his main campaign promise was that Mexico was going to pay for it when they obviously wouldn't.
Intel said they plan on opening a plant in the US that will create thousands of jobs. It's not like Intel suddenly decided last week that they can open up plants in the US because Trump is now president. Instead, they started building the plant in 2011 and Trump is taking credit for it.
In the past twenty-four hours it's become painfully obvious our new Secretary of Education cannot spell, and then when she tried to fix it she had another misspelling (Duh!). Our Secretary of Education cannot spell, and now people working on Trump's security team are unable to get proper security clearance. Jesus Fucking Christ.
Trump is just discovering how difficult this all is. This is playing out exactly how I thought Trump being in the White House would play out. Trump and his entire administration have no idea what he is doing, and they are going from one blunder to another while questioning the press at every step and wondering why the rest of the country isn't fully behind them.