"There’s a long history of British Prime Ministers working closely with U.S. Presidents. President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher fought the Cold War together, while President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair led the coalition against Iraq. And while those relationships proved controversial at times, they lasted for years."

I'd say these are rather spurious comparisons.  People might have disliked previous presidents but 45 is a completely different kind of beast.  Of late his own pick for the supreme court has come said his attack on the judiciary arm of the government is 'demoralising' and 'disheartening'; that's putting it mildly.  He has now railing against nordstroms from both his personal and the presidential twitter accounts.   And, who doesn't understand that he is very much involved with the running of his business?  And the arrogance and disdain that oozed from one of his brietbart transplants to the white house on cbc this morning was scary.