America in his image: A nation suffers whiplash between Biden and Trump

As Camero Poe, played by Nicholas Cage, looks out of the rear of the cargo plane in the film “Con Air” and spots a Corvette Stingray tethered to the plane flying several hundred feet in the air, he turns and says to a friend, “On any other day, that might seem strange.” That’s exactly the stance taken by many reporters witnessing the current changeover from Joe Biden’s presidency back to an unfettered, unmanageable and unintelligent Donald Trump. His dad will just rename the Santa Ana winds, the “Juniors.” Trump will next rename the Senate the “Trumpian Fortunate Senate”, he’ll rename the White House “Trumpland” and all Americans “Trumplicans." Bright and early Wednesday morning, while LA continued to burn, “a few miles away” from the president, the White House called an early gather time, said POTUS was in touch with local officials about the fire and to “remain vigilant.” I think those close to the fire were already vigilant — what with all kinds of emergency warnings being incessantly broadcast across television, radio and everyone’s phone. After spending 40 minutes with his great-grandchild, Biden showed up at a Santa Monica fire station saying, “It’s astounding what’s happening.” Astounding?