President Trump's Unbelievable Turmoil

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The article that I have chosen is ‘Unbelievable Turmoil’: Trump’s First Month Leaves Washington Reeling. This article talks about some of the issues that President Trump had encountered in his first month on the job. Some issues that he has had to deal with were his travel ban and firing his acting attorney general. It also voices the concern of a Democrat about President Trumps ability to respond if there was a major crisis that happened. And this is because President Trump has managed to get into several Twitter wars with some important and sort of some nonimportant people. Some examples of these people are, “senator, a sports team owner, a Hollywood actor and a major department store chain.” This article relates to what we have talked

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