(Sigh) Despite all your (and the article's author's) hyperbolic language designed to "wake people up," Mr. Trump is neither a dictator (some people should really look up the terms they casually throw out to demonize others), nor a moron.
He is a duly elected President acting within the scope and powers of the office seeking in his first few days (this is day 10) to take administrative action on as many of his election promises as he can.
He is also the same person he always was before and during his candidacy for office.
I read that article, and just because the person who wrote it is a "conservative" does not give him any special credibility. Many conservative Republicans opposed Trump's candidacy, and we have a number who happily speak out against him here in our Forum.
I am not on board with some of Mr. Trump's policies, especially regarding education and abortion. I am on board with other's though, like Immigration, the Second Amendment, and repealing the ACA (although my personal preference is replacement with a single-payer program).
That's how it is with any President. You agree with some things they do, disagree with others, and are neutral about as many. Dissent is fine with me, I've engaged in it myself.
But the level of (forgive my characterization) blind emotional hatred being spewed as "opinion" appalls me. Literally everything he does is presented in the most negative light possible, without even minimal attempts at balance. There was even a thread in this forum started to malign him for refusing his $400,000 a year salary, alleging he would still find some way to make a profit out of his office. :roll:
I think history (unless it is written by a progressive-left society) will have more to say about this faux moral outrage coloring MSM and other opponents viewpoints than it will about a person who campaigned openly and unabashedly, and then strove to keep the promises he made while in office.
