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Sometimes the best one can do when a situation is impossible is to leave.  Getting out is honorable and speaks volumes.  That is what this fellow has done quietly without grandstanding, which makes his quitting more powerful.  The Trump administration has much to answer for.

Gas prices have soared 56% since the Iran War started. President Trump doesn't seem to care.  If citizens vote their pocketbooks, he is facing a midterm disaster.

Trump might be the leading President targeted by lawsuits.  Here comes another.  On the face of it, one might expect the complainants will have a difficult time proving a land donation is unconstitutional.  Who knows?  The courts have been the only backstop to Trump's freewheeling use of power.  

Senate Republicans are inching to opposition of Trump's Iran war, but even if they succeed, the Republican House won't go along.  Once again, Trump gets free reign to do as he pleases.  

He started a war he can't seem to finish.  Now, inflation is skyrocketing.  President Trump seems to be in a pickle. 

Negotiations with Iran are going back and forth from Washington to Tehran.  The two sides are apparently far apart in their demands.  Still, that is better than bombing and if successful, Trump can boast that once again he has been a dealmaker, forgetting, of course that he started the war in the first place.