Trump stokes outrage to distract from outrageous graft | Editorial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : " Lee Zeldin, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, gushed, "I just want to say thank you, as a veteran of our military, for assembling what is the greatest national security team that I have ever seen in my 27 years associated with the United States Army.
60% : While Trump feeds the masses bread and circuses, he is laughing all the way to the bank.
54% : That is in keeping with the culture of obsequiousness Trump has imposed on his supporters, and even some in his crosshairs.
52% : Trump claims to have no role in the deals, but he stands to benefit since it is his company.
47% : Trump added that he "didn't know" if every person in the United States is entitled to due process -- a bedrock principle of the American legal system.
38% : In the last few days, Trump said he "didn't know" if he needed to uphold the Constitution -- even though he swore an oath to do just that a few months ago.
38% : But the only joke is Trump and the enabling stooges in his administration.
35% : Trump's first 100 days: Chaos, mass firings, tariffs, and brute force | Editorial Trump capped the weekend by posting a photo of himself on social media dressed in the traditional white vestments of the pope.
30% : Attorney General Pam Bondi claimed that Trump has saved "258 million lives" due to the amount of fentanyl taken off the streets.
29% : New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan said he hoped Trump "didn't have anything to do with that.
27% : Just as disturbing is how few Catholic leaders in the United States failed to call out Trump.
21% : Trump marked his first 100 days in office with a litany of lies about his accomplishments, including that gas is now $2 a gallon.
18% : From mocking the papacy to embarrassing displays of fawning by cabinet members, Donald Trump lines his pockets while turning the U.S. into a laughingstock.
4% : If the economy continues to falter in the second quarter, Trump said that will also be Biden's fault. " READ MORE:

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