To underscore the evolution, in the thinking of Donald Trump, we remind people that Trump, who kept on Michael Flynn, for 18 days after the Department of Justice advised his administration, that he had been compromised by the Russians, and allowed him to sit in on highly classified intelligence briefings during that time.
One need only look at the risk, to his own administration and reputation, of asking the head of the Federal Bureau of gotInvestigations, to let Flynn go, and his reaction to an employee of ESPN, a sports channel, calling him a bigot.
He has gone from seeking mercy for what may be "high crimes or treason" of Michael Flynn, to demand the firing of a lowly commentator on a sports station.
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