#catastrophe

Overkilling the Monster Arena Bosses in Final Fantasy X

Bonus: Task Failed Successfully

I talked to my mom and she said: “Yeah, the moon will hit the earth in about three months, you still have time to say goodbye to the people who you care about." 

NASA artist Don Davis' concept of a devastating asteroid impact with the Earth.

By Robert Reich | May 25, 2026

Reich argues that because "words matter" we need new terms to describe the Trump administration. He claims the following:

To begin with, they shouldn’t be called an “administration” at all. They should be referred to as a "regime." [....]

Secondly, this regime is not headed by a “president,” as the constitution of the United States and America’s laws and history have designated the head of the executive branch of the US government. To put the term “president” before Trump’s name defiles the constitution. [....]

Thirdly, Trump and his regime’s disregard for law is so monumental that it negates what we have come to understand as a “government of laws”. A better word for it is "lawless." [....]

Finally, the true test of a successful president of the US and his (eventually her) administration is not how much power he accumulates or how much he gets done. The real test is how much better off are the American people and how much stronger is our democracy. By these measures, Trump and his regime are not just lawless. They are a "catastrophe."

I couldn't agree more. However, I'd like to know what Reich thinks is an appropriate title for Trump if he is not called "president."

Grand Poobah? Head Honcho? American Godfather? Chief Oligarch? Chairman? Usurper-in-Chief?