1.Baselessly accused his predecessor of illegally
wiretapping his phones.
2. Allowed his White House to defame the intelligence
agency of a core U.S. ally, for the sake of defending the infallibility of his
tweets.
3. Suggested
that being wiretapped by Barack Obama was the one thing he and the prime
minister of Germany had in common.
4. Gave his
daughter an office in the White House and a security clearance — while keeping
her immune from conflict-of-interest laws.
5. Allowed
his budget director to argue that cutting funding to Meals on Wheels is
“probably one of the most compassionate things we can do.”
6. Demanded
the passage of a health-care bill that he, himself, admitted would hurt his own
supporters.
7. Failed
to staff nearly 2,000 vacant Executive branch positions.
8. Signed an Energy Independence Executive Order that
will not make America more energy independent — but will likely prevent America
from honoring its international commitments to reduce carbon emissions.
9. Declared the mainstream media the “enemy of the
American people.”
10. Held a nuclear strategy session in the public dining
room of his Florida resort.
11. Allowed one of his senior advisers to complain
about CNN’s political coverage to the network’s parent company — which has a
proposed merger pending before the government.
12. Allowed his administration to ask the FBI to leak
favorable information, in violation of rules protecting the Justice
Department’s independence.
13. Declined to publicly condemn the shooting of two
India-born engineers by a man who (allegedly) said “get out of my country,” as
he fired.
Declared himself the “least racist person” — then
asked a black reporter to set up a meeting for him with her friends in the
Congressional Black Caucus.
14. Declared the “court system” a threat to
national security.
15. Insisted
that his Supreme Court pick had no problem with attacks on the judiciary, in
the face of blatant evidence to the contrary.
16. Trashed
New START during a call with Putin — after putting the phone aside to ask his
advisers what that (nuclear-arms treaty) was.
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