I have attempted on a number of occasions to have a conversation with my family about Donald Trump’s presidency with the object of discovering if there is anything on which we can agree. Invariably I have come away from those attempts realising that agreement would require a significant increase in their knowledge of US politics.
I can summarise their views of the President with one word: boorish; another word they used was illiterate, although I know they meant inarticulate.
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