Do you think such an awful candidate like Trump is getting so much support because folks are imagining the corruption of the Deep State?
So you have made umpteen billion dollars in business?
You have written a successful book that made it to number one?
You have been the star of a TV show?
You have anticipated the email blow up caused by Weiner from back in 2013?
You have walked into a Presidential election, won the nomination of a major party against 17 other primary candidates and is now running within a few points of the other candidate, a pro with 30 years of experience under her belt?
No, you have not, so please shut the **** up about how bad a candidate Trump is supposed to be. So far he is the best performing GOP Presidential candidate based on the totals of the early voters and mail voters since 2004.
You and Trump could pick any endeavor that both of you are novices at and he would do far better than you in a 6 month period and that is a simple fact.
So if he is a moron and a horrible candidate what does that make you?
Listen Jim, I know politics, and I know politicians.
I don't know a lot about business. But I do know a bit about the Deep State.
Trump might be an okay guy, and he might not be. I'm guessing he really isn't. You aren't really paying attention if you are serious about your post.
If my parents gave me a small loan of a million dollars at age 22, I wouldn't even be posting on this message board today.
Trump never wrote a book. Did you actually believe he did? But you don't even want to know what the author thinks about him.
Trump ghostwriter warns his supporters: ‘He’s the enemy’ — and he’s after your money
You can't even tell us how much money he made, isn't that sad? That should be telling.
I would never want to be a star on stage, TV or on the screen. How awful. If you know how the gliteratti work, and the control of the media, it would scare you. People who crave the adulation of the spotlight or need the adoration of others are weak. Those who need huge sums of money and who worship money are likewise morally and ethically infirm. They certainly aren't philosopher kings. They have the personalities of Snookie from Jersey shore, late night twittering, while their emotions rage. That is not the stuff of a statesman.
That is part of the problem with our nation. Our leaders crave money, power, and demagoguery, they no longer crave to serve for common cause, or for the greater purpose of the nation.
The fact that Trump had nannies raise his children says a lot to me. Then again, he seems to be closer to his kids than Hillary ever was to Chelsea.
That said, I am still mulling it over, and I have seriously thought about voting for him. I can't believe it, but I just might. I am morally repelled by the thought. I certainly would never cast a vote for Hillary.
One has to wonder, can the mafia take down the evil that infects in D.C.? Will he, as he casts the dream, "Drain the Swamp?" Or is he just drawing good imagery?
It really doesn't have much to do with him personally though.
For the first time since Ronald Reagan ran, Trump is shaking up the Deep State. You are right, he is drawing folks out, mostly because this particular election wasn't rigged, the candidates for the nomination weren't handpicked by the elites, which usually they are. Generally, I have only supported third party candidates, and only when a decent one runs.
After the Russians killed those CIA agents in Syria at the beginning of Oct., shit started getting real for me though. I don't care about these stupid national distraction and social issues. And I live in a swing state this time around. Whether or not I vote, might very well indeed determine whether I find myself living through WWIII sooner rather than later.
But. . . maybe not.
