Trumpism
The term Trumpism has gained momentum. The term seems to suggest what Trump does and says. But Trumpism is facing serious resistance.
Joe Biden and John McCain recently launched an attack on Trump’s practices.
McCain said “the international order we helped build from the ashes of world war, and that we defend to this day, has liberated more people from tyranny and poverty than ever before in history.”
He wasn’t happy about how Trump was destroying America’s reputation on the International stage. When Trump was declared the winner of the 2016 Election it left many leaders shocked.
Trump threatened John McCain after he was so outspoken about his tactics. But McCain said he wasn’t afraid of Trump and Biden certainly agrees.
“People have to be careful, because at some point, I fight back,” Trump said. But McCain said “I have faced tougher adversaries.”
To some the idea of Trump being the worst President isn’t farfetched. Yet there are still others who believe in him.
Whether he is the worst or not is certainly subject to opinion. But one only has to look at what he is doing and see.
If Trump wants to go down as a great President, he isn’t doing himself any favors right now.
