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CNN lays out every wild Trump story from the past 4 weeks

It’s been a bonkers month.

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President Donald Trump has had a particularly loud and combative summer. As CNN’s Brooke Baldwin pointed out on Friday, these past four weeks have been a nonstop series of tense headlines, as POTUS pivots, embellishes, hires, and fires with all the vigor of, well, his storied run on reality TV.

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In the past four weeks Trump has:

  • Fired Steve Bannon.
  • Fired Reince Preibus.
  • Hired John Kelly.
  • Hired Anthony Scaramucci.
  • Fired Anthony Scaramucci.
  • Hired a fourth communications director.
  • Publicly shamed Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
  • Been on the losing side of the healthcare reform push.
  • Attacked Republicans who didn’t help him repeal and replace Obamacare.
  • Tweeted a ban on transgender military service members.
  • Delivered a heated and combative speech in front of… boy scouts.
  • Fabricated a conversation with Mexico’s president.
  • Thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for booting Americans from Russia.
  • Signed on to Russian sanctions.
  • Condemned, and then endorsed, leaks at the White House.
  • Encouraged police officers to rough up suspects during arrests.
  • Shamed Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) publicly.
  • Threatened North Korea with nuclear war.
  • Told Guam that threats from North Korea will boost tourism.
  • Threatened Venezuela.
  • Blamed “both sides” during white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia.
  • Said that Nazis are “fine people.”
  • Said that George Washington and Robert E. Lee are comparable political leaders.
  • Publicly shamed the CEOs who left his business councils.
  • Disbanded his business councils.
  • Plugged his Charlottesville winery.
  • Been at odds with a who’s who of international leaders, including the pope.

Here’s hoping September brings nuanced discussions of layered policies, and peace.

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