meltzerboy
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“Are President Trump comments presidential? Only history will tell.” We don’t need “history” to tell us they are most certainly NOT presidential.President Obama well spoken and charismatic personality attracted a lot of people. He also disgusted a lot of people because they saw him as all words and no action. President Obama was all about political correctness, and many people are sick of it.
President Trump says it like it is, good or bad. He plays the game, he calls you out, and it is not afraid to call you on it. He also knows how to lure people in to an argument. That attracts many people, and also sickens many people.
Are President Trump comments presidential? Only history will tell. Perhaps that is the type of personality we need to fix Washington, perhaps it is not.
I have noticed that people who are offended by President Trump Tweets, were already offended by him being president. Those who are already offended by his presidency have a very long and painful four to eight years.
Going back to the Trump/media fight, I think this guy did an awesome job at explaining the situation with Trump.
"Former talk show host Phil Donahue appeared on MSNBC Wednesday morning to analyze the relationship between the media and President Trump. Donahue told the press to be “big boys and big girls” and not get in “the punching game” with Trump. "
realclearpolitics.com/video/2017/06/28/donahue_hits_elite_media_for_hatred_of_trump_hes_now_laughing_at_press_giving_them_middle_finger.html
Phil Donahue is right. The media is too involved in the Trump 'punching game." This is exactly what Trump wants since it diverts attention from his policies. The media has played right into his hand by their critique of everything he says. Trump thrives on this kind of juvenile tit-for-tat behavior. And too many of the public do as well, thinking they are participating in a reality show.