Trump's Failure Friday

It's safe to say it has been a flat-out horrible week for President Trump and his Administration – with all versions of Trumpcare dead, overwhelming backlash on the President's tweets banning transgender servicemen, White House infighting reaching the point of insanity and GOP leaders condemning Trump's threats to fire his own Attorney General.  And that is not all: almost 7 months into his presidency, President Trump has yet to sign a single piece of legislation to create-good paying jobs and grow wages for hard-working Americans – a promise he has repeated over and over again.  It's no wonder his approval rating is the lowest of any U.S. president in more than three decades.

Now, the entire country is aware of the Trump Administration's transition into a deranged reality show – and below are the scathing headlines of their dreadful week:

Washington Post: The Trump administration: Where your pride goes to die

New York Post: The White House has become the craziest reality show on TV

Washington Post Op-Ed: The worst is yet to come

USA TODAY Op-Ed: Trump isn't learning on the job, he just doesn't care

WSJ Op-Ed: Trump Is Woody Allen Without the Humor

CNN Op-Ed: A complete failure of Trump's leadership

The Hill: Ex-Cruz aide: Trump presidency 'is effectively over'

Washington Post: Now that Trumpcare has failed, it's time to drop all the lies

TPM: Taking Stock Of Trumpcare's Epic Collapse

Salon: Donald Trump fails math, blames filibuster for health care disaster

Washington Post: Trump's hardball tactics backfire as ‘skinny repeal' goes down

Philly.com Editorial: Health care too important to be part of Trump's 'Game of Thrones'

Washington Post: Senate rejects measure to partly repeal Affordable Care Act, dealing Trump and GOP leaders a major setback

Washington Op-Ed: Trump demonstrates he is unfit to lead our troops

NBC News: Trump Administration: No Civil Rights Protection for Gays and Lesbians

New York Times: Furious Gay Rights Advocates See Trump's ‘True Colors'

The Atlantic: Trump's Battle Over LGBT Discrimination Is Just Beginning

WSJ Editorial: Trump's Sessions Abuse

Washington Post Op-Ed: Bashing Sessions makes Trump look guilty

USA TODAY: Trump Administration ends low-income retirement savings plan

New York Post: Trump ‘loved' Scaramucci's profanity-laced rant to a reporter

It's time for President Trump to lay off the tweets, threats and inaction and actually move forward to keep his promises to the American people.  Democrats stand ready today and every day to work with President Trump and his fellow Republicans to lower the costs of health care, create good-paying jobs and grow wages for all of America's hard-working families.