BTRTN June 2017 Month in Review: The Dirge
http://www.borntorunthenumbers.com/2017/07/btrtn-june-2017-month-in-review-dirge.html
"Here is what passed for wins this month for the White House: abandoning 194 other nations in the Paris Accords, joining only two others in rejecting them (one of whom because the Accords did not go far enough, in their view); the Supreme Courts decision to lift parts of the notorious travel ban, until the case is heard this fall; and Trump not blowing the message after a gunman badly wounded House Whip Steve Scalise at a GOP baseball practice. That
is
.it.
We are well past the novelty of an unconventional president, well past the point when a New Trump (like the many New Nixons) might have emerged, well past any thoughts of Trump translating his victory into a legislative record the GOP could be proud of (however hideous it might be). We have settled into this miserable march, replete with senseless tweets, personal vendettas, classless insults, a stalled agenda, sycophantic Cabinet meetings, titillating statements (e.g., White House Tapes) that are later withdrawn, discrediting Robert Mueller, self-proclaimed P.R. plays like Infrastructure Week and Energy Week that are trampled in the message game by Trump himself, no foreign policy and an increasingly exhausted and frustrated America."