Worst: Ivanka’s concession of potential White House power to men, such as husband Jared Kushner. (Photo: Twitter/Reproduction)
Best: Before and after his swearing in, Trump talked about not interfering in the governments of other countries, leading many to hope for world peace. (Photo: Twitter/Reproduction)
Worst: Many fear that Trump’s friendly attitude toward Russia will lead to instability and war. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Best: Barron Trump, and his heartwarming indifference to political speeches. (Photo: Twitter/Reproduction)
Worst: Donald Trump Jr’s speed-talking interviews, destined to brand him “The Mouth of Manhattan.” (Photo: Twitter/Reproduction)
Best: George W. Bush and Laura Bush at the festivities. (Photo: Twitter/Reproduction)
Worst: George H.W. Bush is too sick and frail for travel. (Photo: Twitter/Reproduction)
Best: The last time a screen star made it to the White House, things worked out okay. (Photo: Archive)
Worst: President Trump, former host of “The Apprentice,” has petulantly chided replacement-host Arnold Schwarzenegger for low ratings. (Photo: Twitter/Reproduction)
Best: Lots of cable news discussion. (Photo: YouTube/Reproduction)
Worst: Lots of cable news discussion. (Photo: YouTube/Reproduction)
Best: The fireworks at Lincoln Memorial. (Photo: Twitter/Reproduction)
Worst: Lincoln would warn Trump and his 2016 opponents about polarizing campaign tactics. “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” (Photo: Archive)
Donald Trump became the 45th President of the United States this morning, and Americans were moved to tears – of joy or sadness. As hardcore partisans prepare for battle in the political sphere, is there anything about Trump taking office that most of the world can agree on?
Here are 20 things Trump about which reasonable people can come together. Behold the wonder…and the tragedy.
!["I don't want anybody complaining about the length when they sit and watch [television] for eight hours," he said. (Photo: 20th Century Studios release)](https://www.jetss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/IMG_6767-218x150.jpg "‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ | James Cameron defends duration of almost 3 hours")
!["I don't want anybody complaining about the length when they sit and watch [television] for eight hours," he said. (Photo: 20th Century Studios release)](https://www.jetss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/IMG_6767-100x70.jpg "‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ | James Cameron defends duration of almost 3 hours")
