With over 97% of the Trump coverage by the media being negative, I am curious if there is anything that you think he has done right. I will start by saying that my tax return this year is YUUGGE! Thanks to Trump's tax reform.
Not a single thing he's directly done has been right. That's not a joke; he's a screw-up not only as "president" but as a human being and a father.
Indirectly, though, President Camacho has given most American a newfound interest in good governance - specifically, the Constitutional edge cases that have allowed him to get away with stuff because "well, nobody's ever tried that before". This utter failure of a "president" has awakened many Americans out of their apathy (at least temporarily) and to get involved. That's a very good thing and I hope it lasts long after Donny's stench is long gone.
One of the best weapons we can have against malevolently incompetent people like Donny is vigilance.
It occurs to me that this will be dismissed/spun as "partisanship". If you were around ~10 years ago (I've been here, off and on, since 2006, believe it or not) you would know that I'm....not a fan of Dubya. But with Dubya, I never got the sense that he was a self-serving nihilist like the current occupant. I hated the Patriot Act, I hated the unnecessary Iraq War II, I
loathed "you're either with us or with the terr'rists", but here's the thing: with at least most of those,
I had the sense that Dubya was trying to do what was right for this country.
His speech in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 was fantastic (only to be ruined by neocon saber-rattling). I think that Dubya tried to do good things in Africa, even if those were undermined either by racism or bad intentions (I honestly don't even remember at this point). I can say good things about Dubya despite being glad that he's gone.
I can't say that about Donny. He's a nothing; a completely cheap, self-serving hood who has coasted his entire life on this made up idea of being a "good businessman".
Ringo
