Your favorite sitcoms no particular order.

[Brian37]

Trump is Frank Burns. 

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Actually, Winchester would be a better fit - child of privilege, born into wealth, snob, etc.

Boru

[vulcanlogician]

In snobbery and child of privilege-ness, Winchester.
In demeanor and mental capacity, Frank Burns.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

In snobbery and child of privilege-ness, Winchester.
In demeanor and mental capacity, Frank Burns.

And in having a jumped-up idea of his own importance - Colonel Flagg.

Boru

[arewethereyet]

In snobbery and child of privilege-ness, Winchester.
In demeanor and mental capacity, Frank Burns.

And in having a jumped-up idea of his own importance - Colonel Flagg.

Boru

Colonel Flagg was just about the right amount of crazy too.

[no one]

Too bad trumpolini can't be more like Colonel Blake.

[Jackalope]

In snobbery and child of privilege-ness, Winchester.
In demeanor and mental capacity, Frank Burns.

And in having a jumped-up idea of his own importance - Colonel Flagg.

Boru

Flagg was about the best of the infrequently recurring characters.

[Brian37]

And in having a jumped-up idea of his own importance - Colonel Flagg.

Boru

Flagg was about the best of the infrequently recurring characters.

Yea, I loved him too. If he had been a real person in life today, he'd be a Trump supporter.

[A. Secular Human]

I have mentioned in a prior thread that I was in person to a taping of the sitcom "The Nanny" back in the mid 90s. What I did not know until just now looking up old episodes of Night Court, is that Fran Drescher cameo'd on Night Court long before she stared in her own sitcom.

Here is the episode. 

As did Brent Spiner.