White House photos – pictures with Kim have replaced pictures with Macron

Pictures of President Trump and Kim Jong Un in the West Wing of the White House. A few weeks ago, these frames surrounded pics of Trump with Emmanuel Macron, president of France, one of America’s closest allies. pic.twitter.com/RZja99SDnJ

— Michael C. Bender (@MichaelCBender) June 18, 2018

Foreign opinion of the US is down, not up like Trump claims

Europeans see Trump as a threat to democracy.

The U.S. no longer is the shining city upon a hill.https://t.co/T4SjBAnBqC pic.twitter.com/niXdG58dPR
— Alice Stollmeyer (@StollmeyerEU) June 26, 2019

Confidence in US leadership, from Obama to Trump
-75% Germany
-71% South Korea
-70% France
-57% UK
-54% Japan
+42% Russia https://t.co/m3oMHwxoez
— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) June 18, 2018

Trump’s attacks on the Mueller investigation are working in a new poll

Should the Russia investigation continue or should it end? (via Monmouth poll)

May 2017: 73% continue, 24% end
July 2017: 62% continue, 33% end
March 2018: 60% continue, 37% end
April 2018: 54% continue, 43% end
June 2018: 52% continue, 45% end

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) June 18, 2018

a different view:

Mueller was bound to gain more detractors. But that doesn’t mean Trump’s campaign to discredit the Russia investigation is working. https://t.co/wLeH4YlShn

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) June 18, 2018

Commerce Secretary’s conflicts of interest

Oh, look: we're about to start a trade war, and our Commerce Secretary is deeply enmeshed with hostile foreign powers (and lied about it) https://t.co/l4IganYA3c pic.twitter.com/oVIW3XnkTI

— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) June 18, 2018

Ross is just another sleazy Trump appointee. The article on Forbes has lots of details.

In previous administrations, a revelation like this would've prompted a resignation. Not in this one. Instead, Wilbur Ross found a way to profit off an impending scandal, taking things to a new level of corruption. https://t.co/qaW7HKwPXr

— Ned Price (@nedprice) June 18, 2018

"Ross’s self-dealing and conflicts of interest should be part of a larger mosaic, encompassing Trump’s blatant use of the presidency for economic gain."https://t.co/aM8exwM2lY

— Seth Hanlon (@SethHanlon) June 22, 2018

BREAKING: we @CREWcrew have filed a complaint calling for criminal and regulatory investigation of Wilbur Ross possible insider trading and other violations. We don't play around; our similar complaint against Trump resulted in a criminal referral to DOJ https://t.co/8UkZ641xwX

— Norm Eisen (@NormEisen) June 22, 2018

more sleaze:

Facing scrutiny for his financial holdings, Commerce Sec. Wilbur Ross has revealed to @CNBC that last year he shorted shares in two more companies than previously had been reported. https://t.co/nN6BR2Teey

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 2, 2018

Trump’s policy on separating families of illegal immigrants is unpopular

Two polls are out on Trump's policy of separating families of illegal immigrants. Both show it is historically unpopular. @QuinnipiacPoll: 66% oppose – 27% supp (-39% margin)@ipsosus 56-27 (-29% margin)
For context, these numbers are lower than any major bill in past 30 yrs. pic.twitter.com/tBSNnwajdi

— Chris Warshaw (@cwarshaw) June 18, 2018

EXCLUSIVE poll: plurality of Republicans back Trump's family separation plan. https://t.co/x6i3HY7DDz

— Noah Shachtman (@NoahShachtman) June 18, 2018

Here’s the CNN poll which shows the majority of Republicans approve of Trump’s policy but overall, two-thirds of the country does not approve.

Family separation is only favored by 27% of U.S. public. Reporting is emphasizing majority of GOP voters support, but only 55%. That is a very low number of GOPs supporting family separation, given how party labels are used as cues in our polarized times. https://t.co/wlmIrLwVG0

— Christian Grose (@christiangrose) June 18, 2018

CBS News poll: Two-Thirds of Americans say separating children, parents at border unacceptable (CBS News) https://t.co/ZDUhNKLi3O

— OpinionToday.com (@OpinionToday) June 18, 2018

Trump is golfing again

I wouldn’t care that he went golfing so much if

he hadn’t attacked Obama for it
he didn’t try to cover it up

Hello! It is Sunday morning.

Trump is at his golf club in Virginia. Assuming he plays a round — a fair assumption — it will be his 98th as president by my count. His 97th was yesterday. He's playing once every 5.2 days on average.https://t.co/sMUfJ9d1Db

— Philip Bump (@pbump) June 17, 2018

Americans’ healthcare concerns

Soaring costs, loss of benefits top Americans' healthcare worries: Reuters/Ipsos poll https://t.co/pKTMb4LImd pic.twitter.com/BaacftbfBA

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 15, 2018

German opinion of America

According to recent polls, 14% of Germans think of Trump’s America as a reliable partner—compared to 36% who think the same about Russia and 43% who think that about China. Confidence in American leadership is down 75% in Germany from Obama to Trump. He has done immense damage. https://t.co/vbIdQ65Qwd

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) June 15, 2018

Not sure Trump gets how much politics in France, Germany, UK, Canada and elsewhere run against him. These folks aren't scared of GOP primary voters like Republicans in US because they don't exist in their countries>>> https://t.co/g7BREOzcGB

— Susan Glasser (@sbg1) June 18, 2018

Architect who worked for Trump

CNBC received a tip that architect John Fotiadis had worked on Trump projects in Eurasia. CNBC reached out for comment in April.

Fotiadis didn't respond. 8 hours later, he announced on Twitter he was closing his firm. Then he closed the Twitter account. https://t.co/AULjvBReQY

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) June 16, 2018

sounds shady to me

Sad!

The 2016 presidential election caused Americans to spend 74 million fewer hours with family and friends on Thanksgiving

The 2016 presidential election was so toxic that Americans spent nearly 74 million fewer hours with family and friends on Thanksgiving Day, new research suggests https://t.co/SgjJ3XPbfp

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) May 31, 2018