Most people would say a chaotic environment is a non-productive environment. The majority of folks would say a chaotic person is not a stable person and causes turmoil for those in their immediate radius at least. More people than not would probably say chaotic individuals might slide by for awhile but eventually they will not be able to allude the inevitable pitfalls and calamity chaos inherently births.
Yet, when it comes to the President of the United States chaos is presented as, if not admirable, an appreciative trait.
Many in the mainstream media (or so-called left-wing media) present President Trump's affinity for tumultuousness and disorder as some sort of mad genius strategy. They will criticize his impetuous nature while simultaneously low key praising him for being able to go through his life (personal and business) and becoming President with an irreverence for orthodoxy.
Of course, they frequently leave out the facts that Mr. Trump was born halfway between third base and home. Although he acts as if he hit a liner into the right-centerfield gap he is turning from a triple to an inside the park home run.
It is often unmentioned that Trump's daddy, Fred Trump, perpetually bailed him out of failed businesses and ventures due to Trump's refusal or inability to employ order and structure. Now, some (not I, of course) would say his failed ventures were wholly due to the fact he is an effin moron. Again, some say.
Trump has had a chaotic personal life throughout the years. He once said his, "Vietnam was avoiding stds." Translation: He was dipping his little mushroom into all sorts of cobbler dishes. Although, I am confident it was not nearly as much as he was bragging.
It is extremely well known Mr. Trump divorced his first wife, Ivana , because he was having a very public affair with Marla Maples. Without regard for his children's feelings or the turmoil being levied upon them Mr. Defender of Christian Values was publicly flaunting his affair. In fact, this led to an extended period of time where the relationship between Trump and Donald Trump Jr. was quite frosty.
Then, Mr. Trump publicly flaunted his cheating on Marla Maples with his current wife, Melania.
Of course, we all know the philandering Trump has partook within the last 15 years or so. Only weeks after Melania gave birth to their son Trump was having unprotected sex with porn star, Stormy Daniels, and Playboy Playmate, Karen McDougal.
Trump's chaotic style continued on into the White House. He hasn't been president two full years; yet, he has had almost as much turnover as presidents Clinton, Obama or Bush had in their terms. They all served eight years.
President Trump is on his third chief of staff. He has had three communications directors. There have been three national security advisers as well as FBI directors. Over half of State Department positions are unfilled. Actually, this can be said across the government.
President Trump said he was going to drain the swamp. He didn't drain he stockpiled it. The administration has been littered with scandals. Health and Human Services director, Tom Price, had to resign because of corruption. The same goes for Scott Pruitt and Ryan Zeinke, former EPA and Interior secretaries respectively. And, plenty of other officials and department heads have been embroiled in controversies but somehow have staved off resignation or termination.
This lunacy has extended to his policies and their implementation. Trump's initial attempt to enact the Travel Ban was shot down because of the slap-assed way it was written. His border policy has been not only cruel but haphazard. His 100% detain policy led to children being separated from their parents. Some of whom still haven't been reunited with their parents despite a judicial order demanding it be done.
Time after time the President has made foreign policy decisions without informing our allies let alone U.S. officials.
For example, Trump decided to withdraw our troops from Syria. Let's be clear that this is a good thing. The motives are sketchy but withdrawing troops is the prudent decision because we had no business being there in the first place. However, Trump didn't bother to give our allies in the region ample warning.
Just this past week Trump and the First Lady decided to visit troops in Iraq. It was a long overdue visit since Trump had not visited any troops in a war zone. Again, this was a great decision by the President. However, again, it was haphazardly done. Trump didn't inform the Iraqi prime minister until two hours before Air Force One landed he was coming. He then demanded the prime minister come meet him but he couldn't because he was in the opposite side of the country. Predictably, this irritated Trump.
Well, apparently, it irritated the Iraqis more. A damn near international incident has been caused because the Iraqi government feels it's been disrespected. Thus, they are demanding the United States pulls its troops from the region.
Then, here at home the country is in the midst of a partial government shutdown which is affecting 800,000 federal employees. Thousands more are having to work for free.
The shutdown is due to an impasse between Trump and Senate Democrats over funding for the border wall, which is not even going to be a wall but a fence.
This is another example of Trump's impetuousness and frenzied political stances. Almost three weeks ago on national television" Trump told Senate Minority Leader, Chuck Schumer, and incoming Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, "I'll take the mantle. I'll shut down the government. I'll be proud to shut down the government. Chuck, I won't blame you."
Well, the government is now shutdown and Trump is blaming the Democrats. Here's the thing, Trump doesn't calculate things.
Almost 70% of the country doesn't believe the wall would stop illegal immigration while only 25% believe obtaining the $5 billion Trump is seeking for the wall is worth shutting down the government. And, the only people who believe the Democrats are at fault are his die hard base who blame the Democrats if the slurpee machine at their local 7-11 breaks down.
The chaos, turnover and constant turmoil Trump chooses to live his life in and now the country isn't good for the country. Soon he is going to be made painfully aware it is not good for him neither. This is not the Hunger Games. Nor is it the WWE.
People's livelihoods and in some cases their lives are at stake. Rash irrational decisions are not representative of some type of mad genius. Not giving allies or essential personnel within our own government an adequate heads up before implementing a policy change or military decision is not a sign strategic secrecy and cunningness. Enthralling yourself and everyone around you in uncertainty and a frantic pace isn't a winning strategy.
This is all a sign of instability and lack of preparation, if you are being kind. In actuality it's closer to being a sign of sheer lunacy.
Hey, some people seem to thrive in chaos. Grant you that. However, even in those situations some apparatus of structure and foresight exist.
But, when it is literally a free for all when things can literally change minute to minute certain catastrophe is inevitably going to ensue.
Trump and his administration are the equivalent of an out of control chimpanzee. Sure, at first he's funny and maybe even a little endearing. You get pissed when he's hanging from the chandelier and knocking shit over but he's somewhat adorable so you let things slide. But, then while he's hanging from the chandelier or lurking behind furniture he begins indiscriminately hurling his shit at you. I literally mean feces. He is just chunking shit at the walls, in your food, wherever. You are afraid to walk in a room because you don't know if your eye is going to get done with some poo-poo.
This is Trump. A dude just hurling shit everywhere. And, it works initially because while people are concentrating on one mess he is creating another one. That is awesome if you're a monkey. When you're the leader of the free world it is an inevitable anchor that will bring you down.
Trump is embroiled in so many scandals and controversies he can't see straight. And, they are all of his own doing.
So, his response to them is to look for someone to bail him out while simultaneously hurling feces everywhere. The issues are there is nobody to bail him out. His sycophants in the House no longer have power. At this point firing Mueller, which is a significant chunk of his problems, would not lighten his burdens but make them untenable.
And, the other issue is hurling shit all over the place is a shortsighted plan-plan is a term being employed extremely lightly. The vast majority of people have no interest in dwelling in a place that is covered in shit. Eventually the stench becomes overwhelming and nobody wants it on them. Also, the shit thrower will eventually wear themselves out and will have no plan for recourse.
Our government is shut down, half of necessary positions for diplomacy and military execution are unfilled, the personnel structure in the White House is in utter turmoil, the President is under numerous investigations all of which are beyond legitimate and credible and the President is at best emotionally flustered but really is just borderline clinically insane. Not to mention unread, willfully ignorant and a buffoon. Does it really need to be stated those traits coupled with mental fragility is not a
desirable combination?
Let this be food for thought especially for Trump supporters. In any other area of life and with any other human being would bathing in chaos and unpredictability be seen as a good thing or at least a long term sustainable mode of operation? Do you know anyone who is encircled in chaos who is actually stable and productive?
Yet, when it comes to the President of the United States chaos is presented as, if not admirable, an appreciative trait.
Many in the mainstream media (or so-called left-wing media) present President Trump's affinity for tumultuousness and disorder as some sort of mad genius strategy. They will criticize his impetuous nature while simultaneously low key praising him for being able to go through his life (personal and business) and becoming President with an irreverence for orthodoxy.
Of course, they frequently leave out the facts that Mr. Trump was born halfway between third base and home. Although he acts as if he hit a liner into the right-centerfield gap he is turning from a triple to an inside the park home run.
It is often unmentioned that Trump's daddy, Fred Trump, perpetually bailed him out of failed businesses and ventures due to Trump's refusal or inability to employ order and structure. Now, some (not I, of course) would say his failed ventures were wholly due to the fact he is an effin moron. Again, some say.
Trump has had a chaotic personal life throughout the years. He once said his, "Vietnam was avoiding stds." Translation: He was dipping his little mushroom into all sorts of cobbler dishes. Although, I am confident it was not nearly as much as he was bragging.
It is extremely well known Mr. Trump divorced his first wife, Ivana , because he was having a very public affair with Marla Maples. Without regard for his children's feelings or the turmoil being levied upon them Mr. Defender of Christian Values was publicly flaunting his affair. In fact, this led to an extended period of time where the relationship between Trump and Donald Trump Jr. was quite frosty.
Then, Mr. Trump publicly flaunted his cheating on Marla Maples with his current wife, Melania.
Of course, we all know the philandering Trump has partook within the last 15 years or so. Only weeks after Melania gave birth to their son Trump was having unprotected sex with porn star, Stormy Daniels, and Playboy Playmate, Karen McDougal.
Trump's chaotic style continued on into the White House. He hasn't been president two full years; yet, he has had almost as much turnover as presidents Clinton, Obama or Bush had in their terms. They all served eight years.
President Trump is on his third chief of staff. He has had three communications directors. There have been three national security advisers as well as FBI directors. Over half of State Department positions are unfilled. Actually, this can be said across the government.
President Trump said he was going to drain the swamp. He didn't drain he stockpiled it. The administration has been littered with scandals. Health and Human Services director, Tom Price, had to resign because of corruption. The same goes for Scott Pruitt and Ryan Zeinke, former EPA and Interior secretaries respectively. And, plenty of other officials and department heads have been embroiled in controversies but somehow have staved off resignation or termination.
This lunacy has extended to his policies and their implementation. Trump's initial attempt to enact the Travel Ban was shot down because of the slap-assed way it was written. His border policy has been not only cruel but haphazard. His 100% detain policy led to children being separated from their parents. Some of whom still haven't been reunited with their parents despite a judicial order demanding it be done.
Time after time the President has made foreign policy decisions without informing our allies let alone U.S. officials.
For example, Trump decided to withdraw our troops from Syria. Let's be clear that this is a good thing. The motives are sketchy but withdrawing troops is the prudent decision because we had no business being there in the first place. However, Trump didn't bother to give our allies in the region ample warning.
Just this past week Trump and the First Lady decided to visit troops in Iraq. It was a long overdue visit since Trump had not visited any troops in a war zone. Again, this was a great decision by the President. However, again, it was haphazardly done. Trump didn't inform the Iraqi prime minister until two hours before Air Force One landed he was coming. He then demanded the prime minister come meet him but he couldn't because he was in the opposite side of the country. Predictably, this irritated Trump.
Well, apparently, it irritated the Iraqis more. A damn near international incident has been caused because the Iraqi government feels it's been disrespected. Thus, they are demanding the United States pulls its troops from the region.
Then, here at home the country is in the midst of a partial government shutdown which is affecting 800,000 federal employees. Thousands more are having to work for free.
The shutdown is due to an impasse between Trump and Senate Democrats over funding for the border wall, which is not even going to be a wall but a fence.
This is another example of Trump's impetuousness and frenzied political stances. Almost three weeks ago on national television" Trump told Senate Minority Leader, Chuck Schumer, and incoming Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, "I'll take the mantle. I'll shut down the government. I'll be proud to shut down the government. Chuck, I won't blame you."
Well, the government is now shutdown and Trump is blaming the Democrats. Here's the thing, Trump doesn't calculate things.
Almost 70% of the country doesn't believe the wall would stop illegal immigration while only 25% believe obtaining the $5 billion Trump is seeking for the wall is worth shutting down the government. And, the only people who believe the Democrats are at fault are his die hard base who blame the Democrats if the slurpee machine at their local 7-11 breaks down.
The chaos, turnover and constant turmoil Trump chooses to live his life in and now the country isn't good for the country. Soon he is going to be made painfully aware it is not good for him neither. This is not the Hunger Games. Nor is it the WWE.
People's livelihoods and in some cases their lives are at stake. Rash irrational decisions are not representative of some type of mad genius. Not giving allies or essential personnel within our own government an adequate heads up before implementing a policy change or military decision is not a sign strategic secrecy and cunningness. Enthralling yourself and everyone around you in uncertainty and a frantic pace isn't a winning strategy.
This is all a sign of instability and lack of preparation, if you are being kind. In actuality it's closer to being a sign of sheer lunacy.
Hey, some people seem to thrive in chaos. Grant you that. However, even in those situations some apparatus of structure and foresight exist.
But, when it is literally a free for all when things can literally change minute to minute certain catastrophe is inevitably going to ensue.
Trump and his administration are the equivalent of an out of control chimpanzee. Sure, at first he's funny and maybe even a little endearing. You get pissed when he's hanging from the chandelier and knocking shit over but he's somewhat adorable so you let things slide. But, then while he's hanging from the chandelier or lurking behind furniture he begins indiscriminately hurling his shit at you. I literally mean feces. He is just chunking shit at the walls, in your food, wherever. You are afraid to walk in a room because you don't know if your eye is going to get done with some poo-poo.
This is Trump. A dude just hurling shit everywhere. And, it works initially because while people are concentrating on one mess he is creating another one. That is awesome if you're a monkey. When you're the leader of the free world it is an inevitable anchor that will bring you down.
Trump is embroiled in so many scandals and controversies he can't see straight. And, they are all of his own doing.
So, his response to them is to look for someone to bail him out while simultaneously hurling feces everywhere. The issues are there is nobody to bail him out. His sycophants in the House no longer have power. At this point firing Mueller, which is a significant chunk of his problems, would not lighten his burdens but make them untenable.
And, the other issue is hurling shit all over the place is a shortsighted plan-plan is a term being employed extremely lightly. The vast majority of people have no interest in dwelling in a place that is covered in shit. Eventually the stench becomes overwhelming and nobody wants it on them. Also, the shit thrower will eventually wear themselves out and will have no plan for recourse.
Our government is shut down, half of necessary positions for diplomacy and military execution are unfilled, the personnel structure in the White House is in utter turmoil, the President is under numerous investigations all of which are beyond legitimate and credible and the President is at best emotionally flustered but really is just borderline clinically insane. Not to mention unread, willfully ignorant and a buffoon. Does it really need to be stated those traits coupled with mental fragility is not a
desirable combination?
Let this be food for thought especially for Trump supporters. In any other area of life and with any other human being would bathing in chaos and unpredictability be seen as a good thing or at least a long term sustainable mode of operation? Do you know anyone who is encircled in chaos who is actually stable and productive?
