Trump getting worse? Ambiguous on Putin, Netanyahu's accomplice, and now the crusade against comedians and critical journalists.

At the beginning there were tariffs against everything and everyone and the deportation of migrants but then the agenda of the American President Donald Trump It has gradually worsened in both domestic and foreign policy. The attacks on American liberal democracy had already reached their peak, first with the assault on Capitol Hill in 2021 and then with the control of the Supreme Court and Parliament and the war on the independence of the Fed, but in recent days they have intensified with the new restrictions on Journalists accredited to the Pentagon and with the jubilation of the uncomfortable comedians, from Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel up to the king of satirical talk shows on TV David Letterman, who had dared to criticize the White House bully. But Trump is showing his worst side in foreign policy, both onUkraine that of Loop. Since Trump rolled out the red carpet for Putin In Anchorage, the Kremlin tsar, not coincidentally photographed in recent days in camouflage, has deemed himself free to strike Kiev (no truce!) and is doing so with a hail of drones and missiles that are multiplying the deaths and injuries in Ukraine day after day. But in Gaza too, Trump is giving his worst, pandering to the criminal follies of the Israeli prime minister. Netanyahu who, in fighting Hamas terrorists, forgets the basic rules of civilization and has on his conscience the death and starvation of thousands upon thousands of Palestinian civilians and children, jeopardizing any remaining hopes of freeing the hostages with his warmongering extremism. There's no excuse: forget the Nobel Prize, Trump is earning the title of the worst president in the history of the United States. Down with him, immediately.