Asking how the US could elect a convicted felon or criticising Trump's cabinet picks is missing the point. Literalism in politics is dead

It's now eight years since Salena Zito made probably the most pellucid observation of all about Trump: "The press takes him literally, but not seriously; his supporters take him seriously, but not literally."

Asking how the US could elect a convicted felon or criticising Trump's cabinet picks is missing the point. Literalism in politics is dead

Asking how the US could elect a convicted felon or criticising Trump's cabinet picks is missing the point. Literalism in politics is dead

Asking how the US could elect a convicted felon or criticising Trump's cabinet picks is missing the point. Literalism in politics is dead

Asking how the US could elect a convicted felon or criticising Trump's cabinet picks is missing the point. Literalism in politics is dead
Asking how the US could elect a convicted felon or criticising Trump's cabinet picks is missing the point. Literalism in politics is dead
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