What will be the Trump Admin Legacy & Epitaph?

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I just had a wild, random (probably ADHD induced) thought - how will history remember this 4 year reign of Trump?

Ok, the full story hasn't been written yet.

There is that dumb and dumber chance in a million that Trump will be re-elected.  

But if he is not , what will his 4 year administration be remembered for?

What fitting epitaph would you put on its tombstone?  - short version - 1 or 2 sentence

What will history say? 10, 20, 50 years down the road - longer version

 
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He asked Colonel Jackson to hold his beer, and damaged America with Putin in his ear. From Corona, thousands did die, while Trump twittled his thumbs and repeated his MAGA rally cry. He bloated the deficit, and every contract and treaty he breached. It's absolutely a miracle that he was only impeached. 

 
Born N Bled Red said:
He asked Colonel Jackson to hold his beer, and damaged America with Putin in his ear. From Corona, thousands did die, while Trump twittled his thumbs and repeated his MAGA rally cry. He bloated the deficit, and every contract and treaty he breached. It's absolutely a miracle that he was only impeached. 
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Pretty creative.  :thumbs

 
His own catchphrase:

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Just saw this on the Covid thread and it applies

The Trump Admin Epitaph.    "The science should not stand in the way of this"

Epitaph summary:  "Facts Don't Matter"


 
"IT IS WHAT IT IS "

trump's words about all of the covid deaths.  In summary, I take no responsibility, I have no responsibility - It is what it is.

It is What It IS






President Donald Trump insisted that the coronavirus pandemic is "under control" in the United States even when confronted with the staggering death tolls from the virus.

"They are dying. That's true, and -- it is what it is," Trump
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Therefore on the first Tuesday in Nov - we need to send trump packing wt a resounding defeat and just tell him - It is What it IS!



 
A look at Trump's legacy by the numbers

The article has the meat of the story, the graphs below present the skeleton. 

https://apnews.com/article/donald-trump-iran-nuclear-health-coronavirus-pandemic-coronavirus-vaccine-22e9cd885c1d4de1b9be68e13233a306

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39%: Trump’s average approval rating among American adults in AP-NORC polls over the course of his presidency. Assessments of Trump’s performance were remarkably stable, compared with his recent predecessors, ranging from a low of 32% to a high of 43% in AP-NORC polls.

1 billion: Barrels of oil and gas pumped from federally managed lands in 2019 as the administration sped permits and opened wilderness and other areas to the industry.

$135 billion: Expected growth in the defense budget under Trump. President Barack Obama’s final defense budget for 2017 totaled $605 billion; Trump’s final defense budget for 2021, approved by Congress in December, totaled $740 billion. Trump said he planned to veto the bill for unrelated reasons, but Congress had enough votes to override a veto and enact the bill over his objections.

4: International agreements Trump pulled the U.S. out of: Iran nuclear deal, Paris climate agreement, Open Skies Treaty and Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.

13: Federal executions scheduled since July, when the administration resumed putting inmates to death after a 17-year hiatus, making Trump the most prolific execution president in more than 130 years. Federal executions will be carried out until just before the Jan. 20 inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.

315: Days Trump has visited a golf course as president, according to Factba.se, a data analytics company.

418: Days Trump has visited a property he owns, according to Factba.se.

1: New branch of U.S. military: the Space Force.

15%: Drop in trade deficit with China between January-September 2020 and a year earlier. This followed a 19% drop in 2019 to $308 billion, the lowest since 2013.

25,000 and counting: Tweets, including original messages and retweets, sent by Trump since he took office on Jan. 20, 2017, according to Factba.se.
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