Well, I don’t necessarily think that’s true and that’s dangerous thinking. We do it a lot, all of us, here and IRL.
We want the economy to stand on it’s own and say what a good job President Trump has done, but we don’t want to acknowledge the previous administration for getting us trough the recession and laying groundwork to get here. However, just like the President has done/continues to do, we will sit here and say ‘Not our fault; happened on someone else’s watch.’ when the press isn’t good or the optics aren’t favorable. Yeah, that’s politics and everyone does it, but it’s still wrong and it doesn’t mean you don’t call it how you see it.
Other administrations are other administrations. I want *this* administration to be tough on attacks against America. Unless I am missing something, they’ve been demonstratably weaker than every other administration, at least in recent times. Even worse, they’re throwing our own intistitutions under the bus on an international stage. Call it whatever ‘T’ word you want, the fact remains. What damage has President Trump done- and I’m talking lasting damage- to the intelligence community?
Also, Dan Coats was a Trump appointee was he not? Is that a good precedent to set?
