Op-Ed: There have been periods of turmoil before — but not with Trump at the helm (via latimesopinion)
Then, less than five months ago, the Senate
But this period has one characteristic that sets it apart from other periods of emergencies and rapid changes: President Trump. In 1934 — a year of some consequence, holding as it did the Dust Bowl, the dust-ups of the New Deal, and the crime waves of John Dillinger, Babyface Nelson, Pretty Boy Floyd and Bonnie and Clyde — FDR showed enormous restraint, shaping the national conversation, certainly, but not dominating the nation’s attention.
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