He is but a vain, ignorant and shallow man
who confuses the dignity, honour and
power invested in the office he held with
attributes that he does not himself
exemplify. It is, above all, the power in
the position temporarily his that he felt
reflects the glory of an absent intellect
and inability to but mock the cerebral
functioning of those superior to him
holding positions meant to guide his own
while his quixotic decision-making sent
quavering shivers down the spines of
world leaders for any decisions he made
in the full fallibility of his flawed character
through the intrinsic majesty of that office
inevitably impacted the stability of the free
world upon whose freedom the decisions
emanating from his office traditionally
guaranteed. He is a madman run amok
and the dilemma is that lawful democracy
and the people's will placed him in such
authority that others could only hope
he will in due time be but a footnote in
history which cannot pass soon enough.
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