Will President Trump’s Outspokenness Throw A Wrench In His Presidency?

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One of the latest developments in politics centers around Republicans’ concern that President Trump’s outspokenness could serve as a detrimental force when dealing with controversial matters that pertain to the White House. The Hill reports that the President’s verbal rhetoric and bold posts on Twitter have engendered displeasure and potentially negative effects.

On Sunday, Senator Lindsey Graham censured President Trump’s decision to discuss the FBI’s investigation into the Russia conspiracy theory, making the following statement: “You may be the first president in history to go down because you can’t stop inappropriately talking about an investigation that if you just were quiet, would clear you.” While President Trump’s styles and mannerisms are incredibly unorthodox for someone in his position, they carried him to where he is today. Throughout the 2016 election, countless people asserted that Mr. Trump’s uncensored remarks would generate his downfall, yet he is now President.

Despite the critics, there are many Americans who perceive President Trump’s direct and candid declarations as a breath of fresh air. For decades, politicians have succumbed to the status quo and political correctness; politically correct candidates will verbalize whatever they believe will attract votes; then once they have won the election, they do whatever they please. These mannerisms of deceit are not applicable to President Trump and the American people are very much aware of this and respect him for it. The 45th President says what he means and means what he says. He follows through on his word and does not pander to anyone. Despite ones personal feelings regarding the President, they can count on him to state his true beliefs and opinions. In a society where politicians are infamous for being duplicitous crooks, a straightforward and forthright Commander in Chief is in very high demand.