Technically the Electoral College made him president, he did lose the popular vote. So you could argue if it wasn't for that, he wouldn't have got in.mrbadger wrote: ↑Mon, 14. Sep 20, 09:00That you can even say this is an indication of how far things have gone wrong. No matter how bad he might be, I still don't think Trump is the problem. After all, he got elected, people went out and selected him to be president.
It's not like his corruption was something people weren't aware of, but US elections are a gameshow now, and the contestant who puts on the best performance wins.
The same can be said of UK politics. Not so long back Labour and the Conservatives were virtually identical, just like the Republicans and Democrats used to be the same party, and still are both far right of our Conservatives. (let's not even start on when Labour pretty much let the unions run the country, and yes I am a labour supporter, but I've no clue what they're up to now)
Back to the orange moron though, he might be scared of leaving office, because he'll lose the protection from prosecution it gives him and his family. As soon as he's out, whether soon or in four years the hounds will start circling.
But Trump is ultimately part of the problem, he adding fuel to the ever increasing fire. basically making things far worse. Until he goes, the problem isn't going to get better. but at the same time, if there is a major problem within the US, then something needs to be done about it. But it will take a different person other then Trump to do it.