Be prepared for a change of topicā¦
ā¦especially if it involves old enemies and old friendsā¦
ā¦and expect him to be bluntā¦
ā¦to the point of abruptness.
He can be persuaded to change his mindā¦
ā¦especially if it is tactfully doneā¦
ā¦and he can take frankness.
Sometimes delaying works bestā¦
ā¦ but he can also get exasperatedā¦
ā¦and arguments are rarely final.
He is happy to play tour guideā¦
ā¦even if the seating arrangement is tricky.
He can be courteous with Republicansā¦
ā¦and Democratsā¦
ā¦and isnāt beyond using chocolate to win someone over.
But he has a short fuseā¦
ā¦and sorry can be the hardest word.
And finallyā¦
Trump will point out arcane features of a golf course during the rounds, noting āwhich trees have died and which trees to cut down and what greens are struggling with what fungus.ā
Such deal making!
The really scary thing is that Rās have proven time and time again that even without a coherent agenda, they will simply go along with whatever his whims are for the moment.
āHe cheats like hellā¦So I donāt quite know how he is in business. They say that if you cheat at golf, you cheat at business.ā
ā Suzann Pettersen, a 15-time LPGA Tour winner and Trump fan
Just a lovely anecdote to add to the full picture of who Trump really is. 
UPDATE: Pettersen pushed back against the Verdens Gang story in a tweet on Tuesday, calling it ā#fakenewsā.
lmfaooooooo I saw the headline and was just about to type, āwait this is coming from a drumpf FAN??ā but then I got to the update and now I am just peeing my pants laughing at ALL OF THIS.
The New York Times found that the person complimented the most on Trumpās twitter feed wasā¦ himself.
Trump apparently engaged in another extramarital affair before he was elected, this time with former Playmate of the Year, Karen McDougal. Trump also allegedly took elaborate steps to cover his tracks and prevent McDougal from speaking out about the alleged affair. The New Yorker obtained an eight-page, handwritten note from McDougalās friend, in which McDougal details her relationship with Trump.
This serial behavior may make Trump susceptible to blackmail. A huge risk to national security. Only time will tell, tho. 
For sure. Iām keeping this out the Daily Update for now since itās conjecture, but the picture is pretty clear if you follow the setup to the logical conclusion
Put a pin in this story for sure.
The New York Times followed up today claiming $150,000 payment to the former Playboy Model was first reported by The Wall Street Journal just before the 2016 election.
Pretty solid review of Trumpās absurd tweetstorm this weekend:
Also this:
But wait, thereās moreā¦
Re: 55 Ways Trump Has Changed America - This is really important because so much of the media attention goes to Trumpās wing/tongue flapping over tempests in teapots - which has turned into routine noise. Yes, heās a womanizer, yes heās rude, and meanwhile, government agencies/functions have been gutted, paralyzed, eliminated, and the court appointments go on.
Thereās a far simpler explanation Iāve been flipping over and over again since the primaries:
Trump is a sociopath. Not a psychopath. A pure sociopath with an autism spectrum disorder.
This link here really helped elucidate what that means in a practical (non-clinical) sense, because, yes, HIPAA laws require an individual to consent to controlled clinical observation before a doctor can give an official diagnosis. We already know the lengths with which he will go to avoid a sincere medical diagnosis, especially in regards to mental health, but enough professionals have martyred their own reputations to offer humble opinions based on Lifelong Learning Theory that we can piece together the puzzle and use our own āexecutive functionsā to pick this torn from our nationās heel.
This is a fun juxtaposition