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We can’t know that — but now he’s back, louder and dumber than before, and claiming that support for a democracy invaded by a tyrant is somehow controversial or wrong.

Trump has said that he’s “not touching” Social Security, but actions speak louder than words.

"Don't tell us what we're going to feel. You're in no position to dictate that," he said, his voice getting louder.

McCullum will also surely not have underestimated the size of the task in turning this ship around, but the issues in front of him - not least a public growing louder with its discontent - are mounting.

It's even louder this time since Benedict XVI set a precedent and stepped down in 2013, the first Pope to do so in six centuries.