The Atlantic is starting to list all the people who very publicly regret voting for Trump, only a month into his latest attempts to destroy America.

…the outrage of some influencers who believed he’d further their causes is a warning: As president, Trump is no longer the vessel into which people can pour their discontent with the status quo. With every disappointment, it will become harder for him to hold together the coalition that delivered him the narrowest popular-vote victory since Richard Nixon’s in 1968.

Gallup suggests he is losing support so fast, already he ranks far below the average for elected Presidents.

…15 points lower than the historical average of all other elected Presidents at this point in their first terms since 1953, according to Gallup’s polling. The poll found a majority of Americans don’t like how Trump is handling the economy…

Notably, we can see the trajectory of lies that breed discontent with the liar. There are hundreds of examples, so here is just one:

1. “Trump says inflation would vanish if he wins next month”. “In six days I will end inflation…” he promised on the campaign trail, literally saying he needed just six days to end inflation.
2. “Donald Trump said he owed his victory to Americans’ anger over… inflation, specifically the rising cost of groceries. …he told NBC’s Meet the Press. ‘And I won an election based on that. We’re going to bring those prices way down.'”
3. “Donald Trump’s victory was secured on an unequivocal promise to stretched American households that he would ‘end inflation‘…”
4. And then… “Trump says ‘inflation is back’: ‘I had nothing to do with that’”

Nothing to do with that? Next he’s going to tell us that the person he put in charge of DOGE has nothing to do with that.

First, Trump issues a statement “Mr. Musk is not the U.S. DOGE Service administrator”.

Then, Trump goes on stage and says he “put a man named Elon Musk in charge” of DOGE.

Up is down, dry is wet, nobody trusts Trump.