UnPresidential Character

James A. George

Politics

August 14, 2018

UnPresidential Character

 Amarosa Manigault Newman and Trump Controversy

To begin, it was hard to believe that an African American woman would defend Donald Trump as a character worthy of being President of the United States. Why did Amarosa do that when Trump was a known misogynist and a racist bigot? She has now said that she believed that he was a discriminatory racist.

The answer is consistent with many others who “go along,” that is they put greed and personal ambition ahead of morality and integrity. Amarosa is a point-off-the-curve who benefited from her association with Trump up to a point. Then, she could not endure more. That is consistent with others who bailed on Trump and were run over by his bus.

Amarosa made a recording of one instance that demonstrated how Trump and his team intimidate people and offer to buy them off. Her making the recording in The White House is consistent with the Chief of Staff confiscating cell phones and dismissing those who sneaked them in against the rules. Making recordings in The White House is against the rules and is a breach of security worthy of being fired.

The complicator in this scenario is another instance of Trump trying to buy people off from revealing details about his behavior behind the scenes.

Today, Trump trash-talks the woman that he hired and praised. He claimed that he didn’t know she was fired. Of course, he did. He is an incessant liar.

American voter-citizens witness this and most witness a pattern of behavior that is unbecoming the office of president. About twenty-five percent of Americans are ignorant and conflicted and continue to go along.