The Honey Badger President

I heard someone refer to President Trump as the honey badger president, and I almost fell off the couch laughing so much.  Like the honey badger, President Trump spends most of his time fighting with everyone. Not just his enemies, which are easily legion, but even his supposed friends. He fights with the people he needs to accomplish his goals. What is wrong with this man?

If you need to see what he is trying to emulate, take a look at this:  Youtube video of the honey badger


Honey badgers are fine in the wild, but we don't need one in the White House.

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