Bully in White House isn't bad news

Most of us claim to be nice people. We work hard, we give to charity, we love our families, we don’t cheat, we pay our taxes, we are kind, we respect teachers, we don’t jump red lights, we respect other faiths, we read to children, we believe in democracy, we cheer free speech, and we hate Donald Trump. We think all nice people do all these things.

- R. PRASANNAN

Many such nice people in America—there are nice people in America, too—are now in a spot. Just like nice people don’t know how to tell their kids about cheating spouses, hookers and paid sex, they don’t know how to tell their kids about Donald Trump.

Trump, in their eyes, too, has been doing things what nice people shouldn’t be doing. He behaves boorishly, he tells lies, breaks laws, sleeps with hookers and does all things that genteel people don’t do. Then how did nice people elect him?

Liberals elsewhere in the world are also flummoxed. They all hate Trump, worry about American democracy, and wonder what will befall the free world under this boor.