Before you give any credence to Robert Reich's assessments you may want to do some research on Robert Reich.

Perhaps that is too cumbersome and since he rallies against Trump well then he must be right.

It would seem that one who looses objectivity also loses credibility. To suggest, indeed to believe, that if it is a negative about Trump it must be right just reeks of confirmation bias.

A serious person would ignore social media groupies and think for him/herself. and such thinking ought to be focus primarily on policy vis a vis person.

Objectivity would require a fair and balance analysis . Much is being made of Trump' s foolishness as respects Syria and North Korea but hose who criticize never mention that people in Obama's foreign policy department have spoken out explaining that Obama's deficiencies in foreign policy have made the world a more dangerous place.

if this were a chess game then we would have Obama who left the board with the king in check and Trump now sitting at the table deciding the next move.

"Jawboning" is a term not used much more in politics but it is an essential technique and one Trump uses quite effectively.

He also utilizes the resources around him before deciding.

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