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Trump always passes for a Robin Hood ... In fact, he is precisely the opposite: a "reverse Robin Hood," who steals from the poor and the middle class to give to the rich.

They have been transparent, but now they are living in fear. The others, who are eligible but have not joined the program, are already in the shadows.

This American powerlessness provides three lessons that we would be wrong to ignore.

So, should the Trump administration use its military superiority to make Kim Jong Un yield, as the U.S. president has already suggested? Short answer: That would be dangerous.

The climate is so rotten in the United States that academics are calculating the chances of a civil war.

The Washington Post suggests that Trump's behavior is “worthy of a banana republic.” The Wall Street Journal compares President Trump to Turkish autocrat Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Filipino autocrat Rodrigo Duterte.

Americans did not vote for a wrestler who dreams of fighting in a ring with those who do not bow to his will. 

Will reality eventually catch up with Donald Trump?

Deeply altering the international order, as it seems Donald Trump wants to do, is a dangerous whim, which is based upon fundamentally erroneous presumptions.

It will be especially intriguing to see how Americans react to the discovery that protectionism, even supposing it creates a surplus of jobs, will by other means make their lives more expensive than ever.