Executive Orders Bypassing Congress-Use of executive actions to implement policies (on climate, student loan forgiveness, or gun control) without Congressional approval may be seen as overreach.

At times, the administration has been slow to comply with the supreme court and federal court rulings or has sought to delay implementation through legal appeals, which some view as defiance of judicial authority.

he administration has redirected or repurposed funds without specific Congressional approval.

Total lack of decorum and CivilityL
Name-calling and personal attacks: Public profanity and inflammatory rhetoric, Mocking marginalized groups:

Politicizing the DOJ and intelligence agencies: Trump repeatedly tried to pressure the Department of Justice to investigate enemies or go easy on allies

Refusing to release tax returns: Trump was the first modern president to break the decades-old norm of publicly disclosing his taxes.

Mixing personal business with the presidency: He and his family promoted or profited from Trump Organization businesses while in office, and foreign dignitaries were encouraged to stay at Trump hotels.

Alienating allies, praising autocrats: Trump publicly insulted NATO allies, withdrew from global agreements, and openly praised authoritarian leaders like Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.

Unscripted, erratic diplomacy: He often bypassed diplomatic channels and protocols—tweeting major policy decisions without consulting advisors or allies.

Failure to condemn hate groups clearly: His infamous “very fine people on both sides” comment after Charlottesville and hesitancy to denounce groups like the Proud Boys drew global criticism

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