How to make Trump more tolerable

For one thing, have him pick up the phone and start regularly talking to real people about real problems. It will humanize him.

Donald Trump's presidency might be salvaged with a handful of steps suggested by Warren Kinsella, including talking to regular people more often and using Twitter differently.Photograph by Gage Skidmore

Opinion

BY WARREN KINSELLA

June 5, 2017

TORONTO—Can Donald Trump be saved? Most Americans—and most non-Americans—don’t want to, of course. They want him gone: impeached, indicted, imprisoned. Whatever it takes. But his legions of opponents lack the means. Impeachment won’t happen until the Democrats have sufficient numbers in ...

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