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Here's the catch though. There are thousands of people out there who actually will miss him once he and his administration are out of the high chairs. How? I don't get it either.

I guess what those with a different perspective from my own will miss is the obvious division he's created in society. Ever since his run for office, it's become "democrats" this and "republicans" that. Now, we can't even communicate effectively with each other because the mentalities are on such opposite ends of the spectrum that compromise is overshadowed by the title of one's affiliation. Every conversation now revolves around the political party and doing everything in one's power to go against the other.

The division between Americans is so sharp, you can cut it with a knife.

I guess some will also miss his blunt racism. It's no secret our President is a racist. He treats people differently based on color, sex, religion. He flatters himself by saying he's "the least racist person" as he continues to call Mexicans "rapists" and referred to a Hispanic Miss Universe as "Miss Housekeeping".

Let's not forget about his priorities! People are definitely going to miss his priorities.

1. Reminding the public he beat Hilary, every chance he gets.

2. Separating children from their families.

3. His lengthy vacations in Mar-a-Lago.

4. Tweeting things like "Covfefe"?, "Lit"?", "Sad!", "Bad, very bad!"

5. Making sure the camera crew is angled properly to make him look "handsome" and "thin".

6. Pretending like school shootings are not relevant, and gun control laws are ineffective.

Ahhh yes, his priorities!

I'll miss cringing at the sight of any red baseball cap while out in public. I'll miss having the natural reflex of rolling my eyes every time his name is brought up. I'll miss waking up every morning to turn on the news to be graciously briefed on what I missed in the last 12 hours.

So yes, here it is.