Does he get to wear a cape?

:)

#5 | POSTED BY LAMPLIGHTER

He would if they'd let him.

Donald Trump wanted to dramatically reveal a Superman shirt underneath his dress shirt to symbolize strength when he left Walter Reed National Military Medical Center after his COVID-19 treatment.

He was so intent on the idea that he had a campaign aide try to purchase a Superman shirt from a big-box store in Virginia.

Ultimately, Trump's advisors persuaded him to abandon the stunt.

why would anyone flame him for reversing course on this particular issue?

#10 | POSTED BY SENTINEL

Because it's an easy example of his mindless cuts to government that make no sense and will later cost us even more to correct or reinstate later. ( Chesterton's Fence)

It makes sense to criticize him for doing it in the first place, but not for backtracking on it.

#18 | POSTED BY SENTINEL

Make no mistake. I am pleased he reinstated this program.

How much will reinstating it cost?

And how about admitting that his decision to attempt to eliminate the scientific data (we paid for) that would help us understand climate change was wrong.

I criticism him for his lies his total lack of professionalism and his inept leadership and horrible management decisions.

I criticize him for how much damage he has already done and will continue to do with his hateful ignorance and refusal to listen to anyone and attack anyone who dares to become an expert on the subject and dares to speak up.

I criticize him for how much it will cost us (and our children and grandchildren) to repair the damage he has done.

And the other thing is Trumpy did not make a decision to "backtrack" on his own.

Congress forced him too.

Why should he get any credit for being forced to make the right decision?

You think he learned his lesson?

No Susan. He did not. Given the opportunity he will just do it again find a way around the law or attack our democratic institutions in some other way to make up for his forced "backtrack".

"Congress forced him to."

I fired my editor. Again. Good editors is so hard to find!

On Wednesday, Merkley and Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska passed bipartisan legislation in the Senate to block the use of federal funds to dismantle the system until the NSF conducts a "thorough review and assessment" of the network, with input from scientists and coastal communities.

He will find a way around it. Steve Miller is probably working on it as we speak. Probably fire any scientist who speaks up or make the data unusable or misleading or they will hire/bribe scientists and lawyers to lie about it.

I bet SSentinal also believe that Trumpy has "backtracked" and removed his name from the Kennedy Center.

Yeah I doubt it. I bet it still up there while he looks for a loophole.

Why are the tarps and scaffolding still blocking the view? Because he never took his name down and does not intend to.