Donald Trump's decision to attack Justin Trudeau and declare war on Canada is deeply disturbing and the act of a madman.
But one of the bright spots in this darkness is the way many Americans have rallied behind Trudeau and expressed their support for Canada.
I must confess that after only three weeks of President Donald Trump, I am being forced to contemplate a horrible possibility:
I might go completely bonkers before he does.
Because although at the present time he has a good lead over me...
According to the resistance INSIDE the White House.
I don't know how much more of Trump or Kellyanne Conway I can take...
It's easy to understand why so many Americans are so depressed, or so angry, at the thought of a Donald Trump government.
Having any one of those deplorables in the situation room, or anywhere near the nuclear button has to be a living nightmare.
The idea of the sleazy Rudy Giuliani as Secretary of State is enough to make one vomit.
And Trump's decision to make the grubby racist Steve Bannon his chief strategist is an absolute abomination.
There is only one thing worse than watching Donald Trump in a full orange frenzy, and that's watching his shameless so-called surrogates in action.
The hapless stooges Trump sends out to try to defend him, and promote the deranged idea that he's fit to be president.
So I'm glad to see Bill Maher take them on, and ask the terrifying question:
What if Trump did become President, and those Trumplings roamed the corridors of power?