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The Biggest Mistake This Country Has Ever Made

President Trump has just made a claim that the American justice system is "A Laughingstock" and "A Joke", because the trials for a terrorist Sayfullo Saipov (The man responsible for the attacks in New York) were too long and didn't give harsh enough punishments. He claimed that there was something wrong with our federal justice system because criminals who are obviously guilty are allowed to stay alive.
What is going on here?
My opinion (although I know that some of you will probably disagree) is that the biggest mistake that our government made is letting President Trump into office. Ever since he was elected- and even during the election season- he has been working only to further his own self-interests. He was working with the Russian government during the election, he has a number of women going to court against him for sexual harassment, and he has removed that vast majority of former President Obama's appointed staff and replaced them with men who will always stand by him on every issue. His advisors have to put his name in each paragraph of each document he is given, because otherwise he will not read them all through. 
I think that the two main candidates we were given for this election were both equally bad choices for the country in different ways. I think that had Hillary Clinton won, I would be writing an equally remorseful post on what I think she is doing wrong. I deeply hope that next election the country will have learned its lesson and will find a candidate who will work for the good of the country.

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