Each one of them, from former President George Washington to former President Barack Obama, has found a different way of filling the chair. President Donald Trump’s relatively new presidential habits – underhandedly banning religions from entering the country and hanging up on foreign leaders in moments of dissatisfaction – could be considered simply unorthodox if they weren’t so blatantly, perhaps irreversibly, destructive.
COLUMN: Centrism is the only path to bipartisanship
