It would be hilarious in other circumstances especially if set to the Benny Hill theme. But given the gravity of the consequences it's overwhelming.

The conflict between stated motivations and the obvious and predictable outcomes of his actions don't create the traditional cognitive dissonance in idiots who follow him. Instead sublimating into a vague but blind faith in him as a 4D chess master who's too brilliant for the rest of us.

It's the defining characteristic of Americans really.

In a just world...

Love to see it when spouses are unapologetically positive about their significant other.

Unequivocally yes.

If he says the sky is blue I'm checking to make sure. It's not surprising at this point how many people twist themselves into pretzels with the mental gymnastics to reconcile the things he says, but for some reason it's still disappointing.