Trump's staging the acceptance of his nomination at the White House, during which he exploited the four days of adulatory celebration as a naked campaign opportunity (replete with - even for him - shocking lies about his track record and Biden's intentions. I.e., to capitulate to the Dem's "radical Left" to turn the USA communist.)

Wall St. Journal's negative reportage of the event

66. Claiming that Article 2 gives him powers that no president has had before. Ummmm... article 2 has remained unchanged for almost 250 years.


67. So much golf. I heard that Saturday (when he was told he lost the election) was his 299th day of golfing as president.


68. Near constant violations of the Presidential Records Act which says that every document he touches must be preserved. Instead he tears them to bits and tosses them in the trash. Staffers have to pull the bits out of the wastebasket and try to tape them back together. By some interpretations, he also cannot delete a tweet because that would be the same as destroying a presidential communication.


69 - 71. Telling the National Park Service to doctor photos of his inauguration so it looks like there were more people there. Lying about how many people were there. Lying about how many people were there to folks at the CIA in front of a memorial to fallen CIA officers. Kellyanne Skeletor and "alternative facts". "Alternative facts" are also called "lies".


72. Any media outlet that says anything negative about him is "fake news" and "so unfair".


73. Cheering on Gianforte after he assaulted a journalist from the BBC.


74. Telling his fans to rough up journalists.


75. Telling police to slam arrestees' heads into the door frame of the police car when putting them in the back seat.


76. Continuing to play music at his rallies after the artists who wrote and performed the songs asked him not to.


77. Demanding that the judge hearing the case (was that I-1's fake university or his fake charity?) recuse himself because he can't possibly be fair because he is Hispanic.


78. Claiming he signed the Veterans' Choice Act when, in fact, Obama did.