Questions

If i told you the president of the united states suggested to condition Federal relief aid during the time of a natural disaster fire because of misinformation the president intentionally decides to make and keep spreading.. then a week later

the president's administration fired a capable qualified administrator of the FAA that over seen the safety and improvement of the department, then freezes air traffic control hiring during a time of a already bad hiring shortage of air traffic controllers, a couple days before a disaster happened, involving the deaths of around 67 people because of a mid air airplane collision with a helicopter, and the president during the time decided to avoid going to the site to see first hand, choosing to instead blame the problem on Diversity Equity and Inclusion (in other words blaming the problem on a system that helps people that aren't a white man, and notably disabled, obtain a job and have human rights without being discriminated against in profesional environments because of their race gender or disability status) and also resorts to blaming the problem on the previous president and opposing political party all before the investigation of the incident comes to a close..

How would that make you feel about that president's capability to lead america?
What should america do about a president that does this?
Hopefully, more tragedies like this don't keep happening, but if this were to happen again, and nothing improves, what should america do about a president like this?

This has been the root of Repub and Dem beliefs. Russia went private and that worked, right?

First option: believing that skinny and fit and looking young makes you a good person (especially within the pro-RFK mantra)

Second option: going to church makes you a good person

Just this week, the Trump Administration illegally halted Medicaid and Head Start payments, halted veterans benefits, stopped SNAP benefits for hungry families, launched invasive immigration raids designed to terrorize communities, froze federal grants to nonprofit organizations providing direct service, cut off loans to small businesses, attacked advocacy organizations, banned transgender people from serving in the military and even went so far as trying to silence the history of the Tuskegee Airmen as part of his capricious and bigoted campaign to end DEI programs.