Trump has some sort of mental disorder and those attracted to him are most likely the same in very high numbers. wrbtrader
Kenneth Chesebro’s Triple-Twist, Double-Salchow* Trump Derangement Syndrome Chesebro is just another unfortunate among those infected by the political COVID that is Donald Trump. Call it Trump Derangement Syndrome, or call it Rabid MAGA Republicanism. It’s real and it must be defeated come November. https://factkeepers.com/kenneth-chesebros-triple-twist-double-salchow-trump-derangement-syndrome/
Trump is delusional and can't stick to policy. Every day he was in office, he was undermining America with his stupidity. Trump national security team watched in horror as China's Xi Jinping 'ate his lunch': book https://www.rawstory.com/trump-nati...ror-as-china-s-xi-jinping-ate-his-lunch-book/ Former Trump national security adviser H.R. McMaster has written a new book filled with disparaging stories about his former boss, and the New York Times reports that it even features of a story of the former president being blatantly manipulated by Chinese President Xi Jinping. The incident in question came during a visit to China in November of 2017 in which McMaster tried to warn Trump against letting Xi make him stray from his prepared talking points. Trump, however, had other ideas. "In the Great Hall of the People, the president strayed from his talking points," according to the Times's report. "He agreed with Xi that military exercises in South Korea were 'provocative' and a 'waste of money' and suggested that China might have a legitimate claim to Japan’s Senkaku Islands. McMaster, his stomach sinking, passed a note to Gen. John Kelly, the chief of staff: Xi 'ate our lunch,' it read." (More at above url)
Apparently McMasters was too lineal of a thinker while passing notes under the table to realize Trump butters people up like that to get them to show their hand. He stuck it to XI afterwards didn't he? Xi got played, not Trump.
210 public actions related to China spanning 10 Departments. 22 actions by the Justice Department, including indictments and arrests. 60 actions by the State Department, including visa restrictions, travel advisories, diplomatic actions and public statements. 27 actions by the White House, including executive orders, signing bills into laws and the signing of the Phase One trade agreement. 23 actions by the Defense Department, including freedom of navigation operations, Taiwan Strait transits, and the release of reports and other information. 16 actions by the Department of Homeland Security, including blocking the import of items made through forced labor and the release of reports and statements. 24 actions by the Treasury Department, including sanctions. 13 actions by the Commerce Department, including export controls, additions to the entities list and advisories. 3 actions by the U.S. Trade Representative's office, including the release of reports and a public statement. 2 actions by the Energy Department, including designating China as a "foreign adversary." 2 actions by the Export-Import Bank of the United States. 6 actions by the Federal Communications Commission, including designating Huawei and ZTE as national security threats. 1 action by the Agriculture Department, an interim report on agricultural trade with China. 1 action by the National Security Agency, a cybersecurity advisory regarding China-linked cyber actors. 1 action by the Education Department, a letter sent to university officials regarding Confucius Institutes. 2 actions by the Labor Department, including a letter and a list of goods made with forced labor. ~Case closed
So far fewer actions than any other administration -- yeah we get it. Of course, you provide no link to your source. So it's probably just nonsense floating around on social media.