No, he's a non-politician in a political office, and yes, he's learning as he's going. They say he learns fast. I'm willing to give him some time to see if this happens. So many, won't and don't. Regardless, he IS the legitimately elected president of the nation, and as such, for the most part, he deserves the electorate's support, the electorate that voted him, into office. Not continued degeneration and de-legitimization attacks, as in those, we all end up losing.
While, true, the 'news' media has been biased for quite some time, it's only been recently that the 'news' media has placed their bias on full display and at a higher priority than actually reporting verified facts. No, as of recently, they've become 'destroy Trump at all costs' mission oriented, which immediately denigrates their profession of journalism to a level of 'tabloid political propaganda', which they've displayed for the last 8 - 12 months: 'No Trump negative story shall go unpublished!'
Harvard Study: Media Coverage of Trump’s First 100 Days Sets 'New Standard' In Negativity
Lauretta Brown, Posted: May 19, 2017
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/laure...andard-compared-to-past-3-presidents-n2329249
Proof in the pudding.
While mistakes in the 'news' media can be forgiven, retractions published, yes, that's not what we've witnessed over the last 8 - 12 months from the 'news' media. In fact the latest polls on trust in the media have hit historic lows, and they should see these as a warning shot across the their bows, before they fall into complete distrust, disbelieve, and complete lack of any credibility at all. In fact, CNN is just about there already now, but they are, after all, leading the anti-Trump 'news' media parade.
The two party system is what we have, and it is what we will continue to have. Sure, they'll shift positions and perspectives, alter their talking points and platforms, they may even morph in unexpected directions, but in the end, we'll still have those two parties, until a third gains the support and power to dispose one of them (not likely in my estimation). I'm only hoping that the Democrat party can recover from it's insanity at some point to serve as a proper counter balance to the Republican party. It's getting far too lop sided for my liking, with the Democrat party losing over 1,000 seats since the era of Obama started.
No, not really. As I observed, the tone and content of your posts. Sorry, but I can't help my impression of them.
So be it. I'd only contribute that the criticism you purport would be solidly founded in fact, rather than emotion, but as you will.