All the King's Horses and All the King's Men

[MineralMan]

Couldn't put the Trump White House
Back together again.

The entire charade that is the Trump presidency is tumbling off the wall. It won't bear investigation, and will collapse of its own bariatric imbalance before much more time passes.

The ties with Putin and Russia are just too strong to ignore. The ignored photo of Jill Stein and Flynn sitting at the dinner table with Trump at the celebration of RT's creeping into the US media market says it all.

The Trump Administration stinks on ice, and that foul odor is about to be disseminated nationwide.

Out with Trump and his merry band of pretenders!

[Buckeyeblue]

1. And it's happening so fast....

We aren't even a month in. Everyday is seemingly worse than the previous day. If i were advising 45 I would tell him to do nothing. Just stop. Start over. With the way things are, this administration is in no shape to handle a crisis. That is disturbing.

[MineralMan]

2. I would advise Trump to resign now, rather than to wait and be

impeached later. The problem lies with Trump, himself. He is simply not up to the job of being President and has far, far too much baggage with Russia and Putin. He should simply resign and end his (and our) misery.

The Trump administration is a disaster that is unfolding even as we watch. There will be no end to it until there is an end to the administration. Period.

[Buckeyeblue]

3. Agreed but how?

What does he say to get out with his dignity still in tact? How do you quit 3 weeks in? It's not going to get better. I'm surprised we haven't bombed anyone yet. North Korea? Iran?

[MineralMan]

4. I don't care about Trump's "dignity."

Not one whit. If he has any sense, he'll resign now and fade into history. If he does not, he will find that he will be remembered, not as just a failed President, but as an enemy of the United States, I'm sure.

His administration as a valid organization is finished already, almost as soon as it started. If he remains in office, he will be impeached, and by his own party. I wouldn't give him six months before that happens.