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Pride goeth before the fall. Beware of hubris
Come on. What kind of person would presume to run for the most powerful position in the world if that person wasn't possessed of a massive amount of hubris.
I am no different than anybody else that I sometimes cringe when Trump pulls one of these doozies of an easy-to-blast/criticize statements. But again, I am one of of the most fervent opponents of all forms of political correctness and how can I say that and then accuse him of whatever when he is politically incorrect?
I think those who intend to vote for him are looking past the actual words--those actual words that politicians and media and pundits have been using to destroy people for decades--to what he actually intends by those words. And in EVERY case, once he explains the intent, he wins over all but the hyper-critical hyper-partisan, self proclaimed Trump-hater types.
Once we set aside political correctness, we judge people as racist or whatever not by the words or phrases they use, but we judge people on how they treat people in their business dealings and every day lives, etc. The Donald has a darn good track record there.