Donald Trump wasn’t the first American President to declare himself King.

President Andrew Jackson reigned under the royal title of King Andrew I from 1829-37.

Jackson can be seen here in his official White House royal portrait.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Andrew_the_First

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Trump and Musk eliminated entire agencies, by divine right, even though Congress created and funded those agencies through the laws it had passed.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/judge-finds-doges-usaid-shutdown-likely-unconstitutional/

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Time Magazine published this commemorative edition following Donald Trump’s coronation as the American King.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/king-trump-rcna192912

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After a glorious two-month reign, the time has finally come for King Trump to abdicate his throne.

Now that he has fixed all of America’s most vexing problems, the American Cincinnatus can confidently retire to a quiet life at Mar-a-Lago.

https://www.everand.com/podcast/418268428/007-The-Roman-Washington-Cincinnatus-was-famously-appointed-dictator-of-Rome-in-458-BC-and-then-resigned-soon-after-securing-his-place-in-history-a

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@Snowshadow

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#Mercantilism

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... of economic policy [as a conception of society in which all interests were to be made obedient to the monarch captured in the famous phrase of the #French #king, Louis XIV – ‘I am the State’]."

"#Mercantilism as a System of Power

What was the object of mercantilism in using economic forces...

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It pleases the #King