Politicians should be embarrassed to do this. It just demonstrates that those acting like this treat Westminster as just a massive quid pro quo machine, and that he really is as morally bankrupt as he appeared.

Some kind of wealth tax is the obvious way out. The super-rich have so much money it's ridiculous. The government is skint, the underclass and working class are skint, most of the middle class likewise, and the super-rich have so much they can't even spend it.

Is the kid worried about your teeth or your politics? If the latter, I used to buy about half a dozen cans of Diet Coke a week, not long ago I moved to the Aldi equivalent. Can't really taste the difference, except the price and guilt factor are both lower...

How he might recover: consider being authentic and applying actual ideologies to a situation. If his behaviour so far is really him being authentic, God help him.

I'm in the UK. This doesn't seem to have changed much, his election results were a similar split (perhaps a little more favourable). It's a bit dispiriting (what with all the sackings, Town Halls, public booings and bullying) that so many Republican voters apparently still support him.

Fake news. It would be great were it true (see snopes, Politifact, etc). www.politifact.com/factchecks/2...

Looks like a photoshop to me, shame, it's a great gag to put on a noticeboard, and would go very well actually on one.