I can't believe people have forgotten what it was really like under\ the GB. By almost any measure it was a sh**show.
One obvious explanation is 45 Trump lies relentlessly about his record, so after a while people start to believe him. According to 45, we had unprecedented prosperity, the greatest foreign policy, the safest, the cleanest, the most peaceful world in human history and it immediately turned into a toxic dystopia on his departure from the White House.The reality was far different.
From the day after the election, 45's presidential tenure was a non-stop scandal. Even in the early days of the transition, there were substantial and well-founded charges of corruption, nepotism and collusion with foreign adversaries. There was the early firing of his national security advisor, the subsequent firing of the FBI director and
the appointment of a special counsel. He managed to set a record while in the White House: the highest number of staff and cabinet turnovers in history,
85%. Some were forced out due to their unscrupulous behavior, others
quit or were
fired after they refused to carry out unethical or illegal orders ordered by the president. This continued throughout the term until the very last days of his presidency when a handful of Cabinet members, including the attorney general, resigned over his Big Lie and refusal to accept his loss.
Yes, those were really good times. Let's sign on for another four years of chaos, corruption and criminality.
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