“I could not possibly eat as much as I would like to throw up.”

This nicely sums up how I felt after watching Trump’s State of the Union address this week. The outright lies, emotional manipulations, and dashing the last vestiges of governmental decorum upon the rocks of his pomposity.

David Frum, Writing for The Atlantic:

The president crammed his speech with blatant and aggressive lies. The Trump administration is not committed to protecting patients with pre-existing conditions; it has repeatedly sought to end this protection and is in court right now trying again. The U.S.’s position as the world leader in oil and gas production is not thanks to any action of Trump’s; the country moved into first place in 2012. Trump has not presided over any kind of “comeback” of the economy, which grew faster in the three years before he took office than in the three years since. Manufacturing employment has not recovered under Trump; because of his trade wars, manufacturing employment has crashed on his watch. Trump’s untruthfulness is notorious, but it’s still a departure to lie and mislead so often and so brazenly before all the assembled Congress.

Trump Is Defiling His Office