I watched former US Secretary of State Madeline Albright
on the 7.30 Report the other evening - and she described
US President Donald Trump as the "Most Undemocratic President"
of all time. What worried her was his attitude towards
freedom of Speech, the role of the media and his total disregard
for the Institutions of the country. That worried her a great
deal - because those were all the signs of a demagogue. A dictator.
He fires people who dare to criticise him, surrounds himself with
"yes" men. And most recently he is reviewing security clearances
of some very valuable staff members who dared to speak out.

It is a concern.

As things stand I'm almost certain Trump will win the mid-terms.
At this point it would take some kind of huge scandal or event (don't count that out) for him to lose, in my opinion.

It is my honestly held view Trump is a danger to this world, but too that he warns us America is in very real trouble, the selection of Hillary to run against him, the Bush attempt at handing the POTUS down like a family crown warns me at least that the lack of interest in politics in that country has come close to terminal, hence Trump, if both parties can not learn and change using Trump and his ranting lies as a starting point America is in a never ending decline no evidence exists that the Democrats have learned anything, for the world sake I hope they have

AC post mid terms I will be reminding you of that

Foxy,

Ah Ms Albright. A failed Secretary of State under Clinton. The woman who thought all women should be compelled to vote for Hillary.

Another of your unbiased sources?

"He fires people who dare to criticise him, surrounds himself with
"yes" men"

This interview with Nikki Halley might help your understanding...

http://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/politics/2018/july/lsquo-we-don-rsquo-t-trust-russia-nikki-haley-lowers-the-boom-on-putin-puts-iran-on-notice

"“I can tell you, I met with the president this morning for an hour," she told CBN News. "There were some things that he may have liked what I said and some things that he may not have liked what I said. But he asked me what my thoughts are and I tell him the truth but I tell him in private.”

Haley says with President Trump it’s been an open courteous communication process.

“Regardless of whether I say something he likes or not, he’s respectful, he listens to it and we have a conversation about it. And that’s what everyone should want in their president is someone willing to hear the bad news,” she said."

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"And most recently he is reviewing security clearances
of some very valuable staff members who dared to speak out. "

That's wrong. I'll leave to find out why and then ponder the value of your sources.

Donald Duck, sorry freudian slip Trump has announced support for the farmers his trade war is hurting,Socialism in a country that can not house treat its returned service men and women?