Trump presidency lessons

I was going to say 'lessons' learned', but I don't think he or his supporters get it yet.

• When people question your methods or ideas, attacking them doesn't solve the problem.
• Lying eventually catches up with you.
• Blaming everyone else for your problems makes you look weak.
• You don't need to gloat or belittle your predecessors once you're elected. You won. Now prove it wasn't a wasted vote.
• You're never going to get other parties to participate in your plans if you keep insulting them.
• If people accuse you of something, like collusion with a foreign power, assuming it isn't true, the smart thing to do is prove it.
• Next time you pick a political party to join, don't consider how stupid the voters are (your words), consider how stubborn the politicians are.
• If you're going to get behind a job creating industry, don't pick one whose days were already numbered (coal).
• When Elon Musk walks out of your panel, you've done something wrong.
• Listen to your intelligence community. They know their shit.
• The people you appoint to positions of authority don't have to agree with you. That's not their job.