Britain Ambassador: Unfiltered Tweets and Trump Idea

britain ambassador: Less than two months from Inauguration Day, there are growing signs that Trump idea of what presidential may never sync up with past norms to the delight of some and dismay of others, according to Brandon Sun. The president-elect has kept up his habit of sending unfiltered tweets, directly challenged the First Amendment right to burn the flag and selected a flame-throwing outsider for a top adviser. I will be so presidential that youll call me and youll say, Donald, you have to stop that, it too much, he promised during a March television interview. He shown no hesitation to traffic in unsubstantiated rumours, has mixed dealings in business and government, and has flouted diplomatic conventions to make his own suggestion for who should be Britain ambassador to the U.S., a job that happens to already be filled. Trump search for Cabinet nominees has played out like a reality TV show, with a number of candidates engaged in unabashed self-promotion while their assets and liabilities are publicly debated by members of the president-elect own transition team. He picked numerous fights with individual journalists, disregarded past practices on press access and dabbled in the name-calling that was commonplace during his candidacy. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.