Up until now, the emergencies that President Donald Trump has confronted while in office have all been of his own making.

In any case, Republican strategist Rick Wilson cautions that will change — and he says the way the Trump organization so far has reacted to its own self-caused emergencies should “panic all of us.”

“Emergency tests the mental keenness and character of presidents,” he writes in the Daily Beast. “It requests a level of center and uncovers character like nothing else.”

Lamentably for the United States, composes Wilson, our present president appears to be totally not well prepared to deal with a Cuban rocket emergency, a lodging market crash, or a 9/11-style psychological oppressor assault.

“What we are aware of Donald Trump is that he does not have these attributes, and keeping in mind that some of his guides have sparkling parts, he overlooks the individuals who offer him direct on the most proficient method to carry on, represent, and lead as a president,” he clarifies. “The Scaramucci sideshow was one more case of how profoundly unready Trump is for a genuine emergency and how in danger our country is on the grounds that the president is irritably (and, how about we be genuine, rationally) unfit to serve.”

So what would it be advisable for us to do when an inescapable outer emergency emerges? Wilson says we should seek after the best — while expecting the most exceedingly terrible.

“The way Trump oversees himself when America isn’t under obvious assault should calm you,” he says. “The possibility of how he’ll react when we are ought to startle every one of us.”