Mark Colley
Donald Trump is not having a good year.
First, it was the threat of World War III with Iran. Then, it was impeachment in the House for soliciting the help of a foreign power in the US election. As if that wasn’t enough, a once-in-a-century pandemic hit and demolished the economic success that Trump held so closely.
To top it all off, the undercurrents of systemic racism have boiled over in a moment of sweeping social change, of which the president has walled himself in on the wrong side.
Donald Trump is not having a bad year, either. He is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year.
And as the November elections inch closer, it is becoming increasingly apparent that Trump finds himself in a position rarely seen by the modern president.
Donald Trump is not having a good year.
First, it was the threat of World War III with Iran. Then, it was impeachment in the House for soliciting the help of a foreign power in the US election. As if that wasn’t enough, a once-in-a-century pandemic hit and demolished the economic success that Trump held so closely.
To top it all off, the undercurrents of systemic racism have boiled over in a moment of sweeping social change, of which the president has walled himself in on the wrong side.
Donald Trump is not having a bad year, either. He is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year.
And as the November elections inch closer, it is becoming increasingly apparent that Trump finds himself in a position rarely seen by the modern president.
