The Presidency that Rejected Trump

In the Presidential Inauguration of 1989, Ronald W. Reagan successfully passed the Mantle of the Presidency from himself to George H. W. Bush. In 1993, it was successfully passed from George H. W. Bush to William J. Clinton. In 2001, it was successfully passed from William J. Clinton to George W. Bush. And in 2009, it was successfully passed from George W. Bush to Barack H. Obama. But in 2017, when Barack H. Obama passed it from himself to Donald J. Trump, it utterly refused to abide with Trump, and immediately returned to Obama. As such, when Barack and Michelle Obama left Washington, D.C., the Mantle of the Presidency left with them, effectively rendering them a President and First Lady in Exile, but still the President and First Lady of the United States of America. This is why the current Executive Branch under Trump is utterly void of valid leadership, and Trump is President in verbal title only, while utterly lacking the spiritual authority.