A moral leader

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell on Sunday said he doesn't believe President Trump can be a moral leader, adding that it has become "me the president" for Trump, instead of "we the people."

  The Hill

Why in Hell would anyone ask Colin Powell about morality? The man who knew he was gaslighting the world and consigning Iraq to devastation when he lied at the UN about weapons of mass destruction. We haven't had a moral leader for president since Jimmy Carter, and even his own party wouldn't sponsor him for a second term.

"How can a president of the United States get up and say that the media is the enemy of Americans? Hasn’t he read the First Amendment? You’re not supposed to like everything the press says or what anyone says in the First Amendment," Powell said.

That's some nerve, Colin.

And I hope the president can come to the realization that he should really stop insulting people. And I used this two years ago when I said I could not vote for him in the 2016 election — and why? He insulted everybody," Powell added, noting Trump's attacks on African-Americans, immigrants, women and his fellow candidates for president.

Powell added later in the interview that "the world is watching" and that the world "cannot believe that we are doing things like separating mothers and children who were trying to get across the border," referencing Trump's former "zero tolerance" immigration policy.

No, but they believed your bullshit at the UN.

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.