This Week In Trump's America Week #31

Week 31, in one sentence: President Trump fired Steve Bannon; saw at least 69 members of his advisory councils, including a pastor on his evangelical advisory board and at least three from his digital economy board of advisers, quit over his incendiary comments about Charlottesville; praised the “many protesters in Boston speaking out against bigotry and hate”; promised to keep U.S. troops in Afghanistan, a situation he once called futile; smeared the media in a 77-minute speech at a campaign-style rally in Phoenix, where he selectively quoted himself — leaving out the part where he equated counterprotesters to white supremacists; said progress was being made in the standoff with North Korea, which a day later announced it was accelerating its weapons program; prepared a memo that will move his transgender military ban forward; fired off some tweets that insulted Mitch McConnell and James Clapper; and was criticized by his own economic adviser, who said he almost quit after Trump defended white supremacists last week.

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Friend-of-Jesus said:

Banning "trans-genders" is the best part. The military must stay capable!

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