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Trump's daily circus will lead to this great country's ruination

Trump's daily circus will lead to this great country's ruination

After having seen coverage of the president’s bizarre press conference on Thursday, I feel it’s time for the country to face the facts — Donald J. Trump is in over his head in every way, shape and form. Every day brings a new episode of this inexcusable, embarrassing circus. 

Our new president is not going to magically transform one day into a competent, trustworthy leader, and the longer he stays in office, the closer this great country gets to ruination or worse.

JOHN DOYLE
Oakdale

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First Published: February 18, 2017, 5:00 a.m.

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