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Governors: Say No to Trump’s demand for personal appreciation & worship

Eric Foster
11 min readMar 29, 2020

All Governors must say no to Trumps demand for fealty, tribute and worship in exchange for doing his job during the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Donald Trump has exposed what a lot of us knew based on his rhetoric and he is continuing dismissing or attacks towards any non-Trump Americans and any non-GOP elected officials over the past four years. Donald Trump doesn’t see America as a country united. He sees America only as his voters, his political supporters his economic supporters and everyone else in America is an enemy to him.

What was reported on March 25th by various non-Conservative Mainstream Media outlets, was confirmed by Trump in his March 27th daily Propaganda Conference. He clearly said that he does not want to help any Governor, Democratic or Republican, who do not pay him the proper level of appreciation, praise, worship and other adulations to make him feel as if he is as great as he constantly says he is. Trump cloaks his authoritarian demands for pharaoh-like tributes under the guise that criticism, pushback or opposition to him is an attack on America or the American Government. He has made similar linkage of himself as the State or the USA in dealing with Denmark’s pushback on selling Greenland to him, Impeachment, his profiting from the office he currently holds, criticisms of him by our NATO allies, other foreign and domestic leaders & any response to his personal failings as a leader and a person. Per his Dictatorish rant…

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Eric Foster
Eric Foster

Written by Eric Foster

I'm a Father, 10th generation American (family roots to South Carolina, 1725 roughly), Political, Public Policy, Economic Theory & Data Analytics SME.

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