Mike Godwin, originator of the famous law, tweeted a couple of days ago: "By all means, compare these shitheads to Nazis. Again and again. I'm with you."

Members of Trump's Strategic and Policy forum decided to disband today.

Separate to that group is Trump's strategic manufacturing council, which is the one the CEOs have been leaving in droves (the CEO of 3M became the latest -- and last -- to leave today). 

And he also claimed he put an end to the group that disbanded itself, with this tweet:

"Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both. Thank you all!"

Don't think he got the names quite right.

"Fanning divisiveness is not the answer. Constructive economic and regulatory policies are not enough and will not matter if we do not address the divisions in our country. It is a leader's role, in business or government, to bring people together, not tear them apart.

"Today the President' Strategic and policy Forum agreed to disband. The group put out its own statement. But I also wanted you to know to understand why I personally supported this decision and how strongly I feel about these issues."

But, of course, 45 could never be wrong, eh? It's everyone else that is wrong, business leaders, other politicians, past politicians, the media, etc.

The "covfefe" thing was a major turning point for me. He could not take ownership of that one silly mistake. I'd have had a modicum of respect for him if he'd said, "Yeah, I sent an incomplete tweet. Keyboard too small. I can't believe I didn't realize it until too late." I'd respect that, even in him.

But no, he tried to make out "covfefe" was meant to be part of his sentence as did sycophants like Sean Spicer and others. Well, I'm sorry, but if the guy can't take ownership of a typo, then I sure as hell don't want him negotiating a trade deal with the UK or handling bigger things.

I'd love to meet one of his sycophants (over that covfefe tweet) and ask them this: Exactly how does "Due to negative press covfefe" make any sense at all? It doesn't, whatever he and his sycophants say.

You'd think the leader of Israel would have something to say about an American President making excuses for Nazis behaving badly.

He and Trump must be closer than we ever thought.

It represents ego, maybe even narcissism. Whatever criticisms a person can make of Barack Obama's presidency, I can imagine Obama having a smile and laughing at his typos. I can imagine many other presidents having a laugh about it - and acknowledging their mistakes.

If 45 can lie about a small thing like that, what else does he lie about? If he'll cover up a typo, he'll cover up far, far worse. A person who COULD admit, openly, to the world that he hit the "send" button too soon, or made a typo, is someone who lacks an excessive ego and could be trusted on many things. But like I said, if 45 will lie even about a typo, it shows a mindset that cannot be swayed or take responsibility.

And that's worry. If I can't trust him on "covfefe" (again, that sentence makes no sense, what the hell is "Due to negative press covfefe"), then how can I trust anything he said about Charlottesville in his press conference? How can I trust anything he says about ANY subject?