In other words, a relic from the Clinton/Chretien years and a university prof. Two more Sensitive Nineties Males filled with contempt for the depraved times they have lived to see. Because that's what this article amounts to.

Pundits complain of too much partisanship in American politics--yet this one criticizes Trump for compromising with the other side.

They complain that he's destabilizing the situation with North Korea, yet he has managed to get China to put the screws to them, the first President ever to achieve this.

These two say that Trump's protectionism is a bad thing, yet they hail from a time when the U.S. was outsourcing right and left, leaving purchasers of supposedly American computers talking to thickly accented support techs in India who were congenitally unable to depart from a script.

We are witnessing no less than a generational power shift; it's to be expected the incumbents are going to be bitter. But, man, listening to them talk is like eating a raw lemon.