Our Poor President Trump

Be kind to our in battled President my friends.
His policies and actions are not his own. 
The hard right urges him to "Make America 
Great Again" I really don't know what that means.

His policies and untruths coupled with his attitude 
against those that attempt to disagree with him, is not 
really his fault. The fact that he believes himself to know 
more than everybody else is just part of his condition.

He defends Nazis and Russia, because he believes those 
who support him will remain loyal. This is not his fault.
He wants to make "America Great Again" and he is guided 
by those who want to return to the way America was fifty 
years ago.

Can you blame him for this? His lies and innuendoes and 
his inability to distinguish right from wrong is just due to his 
condition. He is really a narcissist who sees himself as the 
center of the world and feels he is more intelligent and 
savvy than anybody else. Those who believe this, continue 
to empower him. They don't know he is very sick. 

This pathological condition is a sickness of the mind. Instead 
of piling up on him, we should help him.  He suffers from 
delusions of grander which he cannot help. We should 
recognize the symptoms and get the needed treatment for 
our POTUS.

We don't want him to damage our Democracy nor get us 
in a war we can ill afford.  Finally,  Do we really want us
to walk backwards into the future?  

Lets help our President get well. 



Contest --Anthony Slausin.   February 2, 2019. President Trump

Will I be impeached?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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