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Donald Trump has the opportunity to be the greatest hero this country has ever known. Not by being elected president, but instead, conceding the presidency to Hillary Clinton in the morning on election day.
He would then explain the true reason for his run for the White House.
Trump would open his speech by telling the world how his supporters cheered when he called all illegal immigrants from south of the border murderers and rapists. He would then remind every person listening to him speak how his condemnation of all Muslims as terrorists gained him even more support from the conservatives. Additionally, The Donald would repeat his statement about grabbing a woman’s genitals and tell how his fans had no qualms concerning his sexually assaulting women. Also, he would describe how his many fans agreed that killing Mrs. Clinton would be quite acceptable.
After listing his many horrific statements about women, non-whites, Muslims, the handicapped, etc., and his personal attacks against individuals, Trump could then carefully repeat all the lies he told over the past sixteen months and show videos of the crowds who hung on his every word as if they were hearing unquestionable facts.
Following his concession and confession, he would then tell the crowd assembled, the viewing television audience, and the world that his campaign had been a sham. His plan had never been to win the office of the president, or to take advantage of the gullible members of the U.S. public. He had only one goal, and that was to expose how the Republican Party's manipulation of U.S. conservatives over the past four decades has made them, as a group, an extreme danger to our nation and the world. These are truths Republican leaders are loath to admit, especially to themselves.
To illustrate just how dangerous, he would cite how his political rallies had revealed the right wing’s overwhelming desire to wage religious wars here at home, in the Middle East, and anywhere else the right wing felt Christian law should be imposed. His campaign would have gathered evidence of the right-wingers’ willingness to overthrow our government and impose their own oppressive government, which would demand all citizens follow Biblical law, or the hypocrisy that passes for Biblical law by Christian conservatives.
A sham campaign by Trump would bring the needed attention to the right's willingness to use nuclear weapons and the many other dangers to this country posed by U.S. conservatism. These are threats the mainstream press have chosen to ignore.
Trump's campaign has unmasked the hypocrisy of Evangelical leaders and their followers through their support for his candidacy.
The millions of Americans who voted for Bernie and Hillary Clinton, the leaders and citizens of Western nations, and others who have decried a Trump Presidency would see his hoax as an act of heroism.
His campaign, sham or not, has uncovered the evil that exists in conservatism, the corruption that has eaten away at our democracy, and the need to keep “big money donors” and their influence out of our political system.
Of course, rational and informed people have no reason to expect Trump has this kind of courage and integrity. After all, he is a Republican, and his words have proven he is a true American conservative, with all the bigotry, racism, misogyny, homophobia, xenophobia, and every other objectionable and offensive character flaw of a typical 21st century right-winger.
Romney, Rubio And Many Others Have Called Trump A 'Con Man,' But Millions Of Voters Are Nonetheless Lining Up Behind Trump | Huffington Post
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Donald Trump has the opportunity to be the greatest hero this country has ever known. Not by being elected president, but instead, conceding the presidency to Hillary Clinton in the morning on election day.
He would then explain the true reason for his run for the White House.
Trump would open his speech by telling the world how his supporters cheered when he called all illegal immigrants from south of the border murderers and rapists. He would then remind every person listening to him speak how his condemnation of all Muslims as terrorists gained him even more support from the conservatives. Additionally, The Donald would repeat his statement about grabbing a woman’s genitals and tell how his fans had no qualms concerning his sexually assaulting women. Also, he would describe how his many fans agreed that killing Mrs. Clinton would be quite acceptable.
After listing his many horrific statements about women, non-whites, Muslims, the handicapped, etc., and his personal attacks against individuals, Trump could then carefully repeat all the lies he told over the past sixteen months and show videos of the crowds who hung on his every word as if they were hearing unquestionable facts.
Following his concession and confession, he would then tell the crowd assembled, the viewing television audience, and the world that his campaign had been a sham. His plan had never been to win the office of the president, or to take advantage of the gullible members of the U.S. public. He had only one goal, and that was to expose how the Republican Party's manipulation of U.S. conservatives over the past four decades has made them, as a group, an extreme danger to our nation and the world. These are truths Republican leaders are loath to admit, especially to themselves.
To illustrate just how dangerous, he would cite how his political rallies had revealed the right wing’s overwhelming desire to wage religious wars here at home, in the Middle East, and anywhere else the right wing felt Christian law should be imposed. His campaign would have gathered evidence of the right-wingers’ willingness to overthrow our government and impose their own oppressive government, which would demand all citizens follow Biblical law, or the hypocrisy that passes for Biblical law by Christian conservatives.
A sham campaign by Trump would bring the needed attention to the right's willingness to use nuclear weapons and the many other dangers to this country posed by U.S. conservatism. These are threats the mainstream press have chosen to ignore.
Trump's campaign has unmasked the hypocrisy of Evangelical leaders and their followers through their support for his candidacy.
The millions of Americans who voted for Bernie and Hillary Clinton, the leaders and citizens of Western nations, and others who have decried a Trump Presidency would see his hoax as an act of heroism.
His campaign, sham or not, has uncovered the evil that exists in conservatism, the corruption that has eaten away at our democracy, and the need to keep “big money donors” and their influence out of our political system.
Of course, rational and informed people have no reason to expect Trump has this kind of courage and integrity. After all, he is a Republican, and his words have proven he is a true American conservative, with all the bigotry, racism, misogyny, homophobia, xenophobia, and every other objectionable and offensive character flaw of a typical 21st century right-winger.
Romney, Rubio And Many Others Have Called Trump A 'Con Man,' But Millions Of Voters Are Nonetheless Lining Up Behind Trump | Huffington Post
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