President Donald Trump made two rare post-Election Day appearances in front of TV cameras today — in both of which he touted stock market gains that have little to do with his leadership.
Consider this observation from Matt Flegenheimer and Maggie Haberman in The New York Times: «In some ways, Mr. Trump had seemed to imagine his Washington life more closely resembling a rolling turkey pardon — the pomp and splendor, yes, but also a world largely amenable to his boss-man bearing and binary whims: This bird is spared. Those birds are not. He’d have his people call the turkey people and hammer out the fine print later.
