Virtuously distinctive thinking

Last year, American President Donald Trump reportedly declared a virtuously distinctive policy that did indisputably nothing concrete to sustain Americans facing comparatively higher food prices.  

Would it not be completely saner to say that his philosophical contemplation developed with the slow but sure dying of extremely precious time? 

However, does such an exertion precisely stand for one and all at this critical span of precious moments?

Renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America" stands more or less on the typical grounds that we most often do most of the work there, and it’s supposed to be, anyhow, ours. Do we thus develop a sense of comparative discussion about it further?

Now, the 80-year-old Republican is once again noticing, possibly at a name modification that has verily sparked passionate criticism online, particularly changing the name of Lake Ontario to “Lake America.”

Taking to Truth Social recently, he wrote: “The United States is giving profound thought to altering the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America in that we do not  perhaps expect to be doing much business with Ontario any longer.”