the good and bad things of trump in his presidency

Diciembre 12, 20:32 hrs

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The next president has appealed to the unit and has shown flexibility, but continues to lie and question press freedom or the separation of powers. Since his victory on November 8, Donald Trump have not behaved like former presidents-elect. The next president has had some gestures to appeal to the unit more similar to those of his predecessors, but has not abandoned his most controversial campaign inclinations, such as spreading false information, attacks on the press or threats to companies or any critic. The normal is the first thing. The second is rare and sometimes questions the basic principles of democracy.

1. The speech of victory. His intervention on election night was short and an exercise in modesty that contrasted with his campaign. Trump had words of thanks for Hillary Clinton and appealed to the unity of the country, in the usual line of winners. Surprised or overwhelmed by the result, Trump did not appear triumphant and gave signs that he understood the responsibility that is coming over him with the charge, especially for a person without any experience of government.

2. His relationship with Obama The current president has made an effort to help Trump in the transition with a cordial visit and several phone calls and the elected candidate has responded so far with gratitude. After years of insults and questioning the legitimacy of Barack Obama's election, Trump only talks about how well he is doing to help him understand the most urgent challenges or what kind of profiles are needed for the Administration. During a rally in Louisiana, Trump even asked his followers to shut up when they began to whistle the current president, something they were used to in the campaign.

WHAT YOU HAVE DONE EVIL 1. Lying knowingly Trump has not stopped tweeting, in a tone almost as insulting and irresponsible as when he was a candidate. His most serious tweet was to ensure that he would have won the popular vote had it not been for "the millions who voted illegally."

2. Attacking the First Amendment The right to freedom of expression, of the press and of religion is included in the Constitution because the founders understood that it was one of the foundations of democracy. Trump has repeatedly insulted the New York Times or CNN since his victory both on Twitter and live at a meeting at Trump Tower. At times, it has spread false information, such as that the subscriptions of the Times were going down (since their victory is the opposite). Your head of social networks continues to encourage the persecution of uncomfortable journalists. Trump has also threatened to criminalize the burning of American flags.