Learning from experience? Huh?

Howard Fineman at Huffington Post discusses the implications of the so-called precedent's (sic) epic Trump Care failure. Stating the obvious, Fineman notes there are lessons to be learned from this experience, about the limits of presidential power and how the federal government is different from the business Fatso's running on the side.

Seriously, what clues does anyone see that this dookie bird is going to fundamentally change everything about himself to try becoming an effective president? If he wanted to develop political skills, he would have started by running for mayor or something and worked his way up the career ladder.

Nope, what we see is what we got. We just have to deal with it. This is the guy who believes he's the sharpest pencil in the box, never makes mistakes, and isn't responsible for the results of other people's stupidity.

Final thought: Maybe someday Republicans will realize that if they want to govern America, they need to elect people who believe in government and have the skills and abilities to make government work for the benefit of all Americans - instead of people whose only interest in government is seeing how much of it they can abolish.