Donald Trump appears disoriented regarding the political landscape. Much like many octogenarians, he seems unable to grasp even the most recent historical events.
Throughout Trump’s political journey, he has consistently shown a lack of understanding regarding the fundamental differences between laws and executive actions. It’s imperative to clarify that presidents do not enact laws; rather, they can only implement executive actions that do not carry the same legal weight as laws.
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This fundamental misconception about governance is a hallmark of Trump’s approach.
In an ironic twist, Trump often takes credit for the achievements of his predecessors, including Barack Obama and Joe Biden. This came to a head recently when he publicly expressed frustration over what he mistakenly believed to be Biden taking credit for a policy he himself had initiated.
On Thursday, Trump commented from the White House:
I’m actually glad it’s at the start of my administration because I managed to reduce insulin prices to about $25. However, it won’t actually take effect for two years due to statutory requirements, so I thought, boy, I hope I win this election, or else someone else is going to get the credit.
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