For months I have been upset by the reward that P.T. Trump gets for his obnoxious behavior, lack of basic manors, and name calling. That's very un-presidential. I have also been upset that a man promoting such xenophobic, and harmful ideas such as banning ALL MUSLIMS from entering the Country was so wildly popular.
I have come to believe, based on Trumps history that he does not honestly believe in the xenophobic ideas, but is using them to get a subset of the population to support him, the subset he needs for todays purposes.
It seems to me he believes that he has the nomination wrapped up. He is picking a fight with the conservative Fox network, and no longer making radically racist or xenophobic comments. (its been over a month since he quit, they were coming weekly for a while.)
IF, and its still an IF, Trump sews up the Republican nomination, he will be causing whiplash to anyone watching with how fast he runs to the center, or even left. The man is for Universal Healthcare, he openly talks about it even now... (he wont use those words, but its what he describes). He is against foreign wars, against boots on the ground again in Iraq, (many Republicans are openly arguing for it.) It will be telling who he choses for a running mate, once he has the R nomination sewed up... will he really make a play for the Democratic voter by choosing a liberal, or will he pander to the religious right, as he is currently doing in Iowa, by choosing someone like Huckleberry?
One thing Trump is open about, is that once a deal is made (he gets the Republican nomination) you cannot count on him to stick to the terms.
So, who is the real Trump? Socially he is a New Yorker, pro-gay marriage and pro-liberalism. Economically he is an opportunist who seems to believe that managing the Governments economy is akin to operating his multi-billion dollar real-estate firm. This is not a good thing, he will fail.. but he wont simply open the treasury to big business and try to privatize local water utilities. The bottom line is that Trump does not have an underlying Conservative agenda, in fact, in some ways he wants a big government.
So.... My point, I am supporting him for the Republican nomination.
I believe HRC is a weak and flawed candidate. She does not connect well with the people and many women do not feel she represents them as a feminist. She might, I doubt it, get indicted. Her associates are more likely to get indicted. She might get elected, but I would not count on it.
My point is that if we have a real chance of the Democrats losing the White House, I would prefer Trump to a Conservative. I would prefer Trumps appointments to the Supreme Court than Cruz or Rubio's. I would prefer the health care system Trump will sign into law to the nothing that Cruz and Rubio would do about healthcare. I prefer not invading Iraq again over the boots on the ground Cruz and Rubio are promoting.
"TRUMP for Republican nominee in 16'"
There I said it.
I have come to believe, based on Trumps history that he does not honestly believe in the xenophobic ideas, but is using them to get a subset of the population to support him, the subset he needs for todays purposes.
It seems to me he believes that he has the nomination wrapped up. He is picking a fight with the conservative Fox network, and no longer making radically racist or xenophobic comments. (its been over a month since he quit, they were coming weekly for a while.)
IF, and its still an IF, Trump sews up the Republican nomination, he will be causing whiplash to anyone watching with how fast he runs to the center, or even left. The man is for Universal Healthcare, he openly talks about it even now... (he wont use those words, but its what he describes). He is against foreign wars, against boots on the ground again in Iraq, (many Republicans are openly arguing for it.) It will be telling who he choses for a running mate, once he has the R nomination sewed up... will he really make a play for the Democratic voter by choosing a liberal, or will he pander to the religious right, as he is currently doing in Iowa, by choosing someone like Huckleberry?
One thing Trump is open about, is that once a deal is made (he gets the Republican nomination) you cannot count on him to stick to the terms.
So, who is the real Trump? Socially he is a New Yorker, pro-gay marriage and pro-liberalism. Economically he is an opportunist who seems to believe that managing the Governments economy is akin to operating his multi-billion dollar real-estate firm. This is not a good thing, he will fail.. but he wont simply open the treasury to big business and try to privatize local water utilities. The bottom line is that Trump does not have an underlying Conservative agenda, in fact, in some ways he wants a big government.
So.... My point, I am supporting him for the Republican nomination.
I believe HRC is a weak and flawed candidate. She does not connect well with the people and many women do not feel she represents them as a feminist. She might, I doubt it, get indicted. Her associates are more likely to get indicted. She might get elected, but I would not count on it.
My point is that if we have a real chance of the Democrats losing the White House, I would prefer Trump to a Conservative. I would prefer Trumps appointments to the Supreme Court than Cruz or Rubio's. I would prefer the health care system Trump will sign into law to the nothing that Cruz and Rubio would do about healthcare. I prefer not invading Iraq again over the boots on the ground Cruz and Rubio are promoting.
"TRUMP for Republican nominee in 16'"
There I said it.
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