content: This suffers from a major logical fallacy in that it implies that Trump made campaign promises, and then went back on his word like a "typical politician".  So it makes it better that his policies are so untenable he can't even get his OWN team to agree on them? That gives him an out?  Trump has actually tried harder than many other politicians in recent years to live up to his promises, and he's been opposed more strongly than any other politician I've seen in recent years.  You have got to be kidding me. Anyone remember this diddy:  McConnell: The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president.  Victim complex much? Not to mention that he currently owns both houses of congress ... stoopid facts.  What's actually happened is the equivalent of a kid saying, "I'm going to build a big sand castle!" and a bully going over and knocking it down saying "Haha, I made you a liar!"  In case you haven't noticed, he own BOTH houses of congress. Did I miss something?  We're smart enough to see through an image like this, and that it only comes across like a bully gloating "Made you look!", "Made you flinch!", "Made you cry!"  Theres a name for this, it's called Dunning-Kruger. Look it up ...  Now please feel free to respond to my post with some variation of "lol, u wrote lots of words. so triggered lol" because we all know that this is the only level of discourse you're capable of.  No need to, I succinctly destroyed every point you made.