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I openly admit that I am a Trump supporter.
Why?
I am sick and tired of professional lawyers who then go into politics to make it a life-long career of looking out for their own future and not the people who elected them to represent their interests.
We are a representative republic and those lifers are doing their best to take it away from us.
There is no way I could ever support Clinton. I know people who worked in the White House and have heard/read countless stories of how badly she treats underlings. If she thinks so poorly of those who work for her, how could she possibly treat the remainder of us any different?
Sanders is a leech who has never done a single constructive thing in his entire life.
The leaves who to support to be the Chief Executive of the United States of America. A position designed to support the will of the people as indicated by their elected representatives. I have long felt that the occupant of the Oval Office must be first and foremost a manager. The only politicians with managerial experience and skills are mayors and governors.
I personally like Jeb Bush and am most pleased that he has a Latina wife and understands a growing - Catholic - segment of American society,. But, I think we’ve just had a bit too much of the Bush family and it is not his time to follow his brother and father.
There is something about Kasich that grinds at me. His constant harping on how good he is and his vast experience in Congress. I just cannot picture him sitting behind that huge desk in the Oval Office making vital decisions in a time of dire need.
Cruz and Rubio. I’m thrilled to death that Latinos have stepped into the national spotlight and know that, someday, one of them will become the chief executive of this land - there to represent all of the people. But, we already have a first-term Senator with a lousy voting and attendance record in the White House and we certainly know his ineptitude and goal to destroy everything this nation stands for.
So, who’s left? I think that what the public sees is not the core of Donald Trump. I keep finding bits and pieces show an individual of great intellectual capacity who carefully examines every aspect of problems or projects before him. A flawed man when it comes to marital relationships but with his exes having nothing but praise for him outside of their private lives. And the fact that he’s taught and given his children positions of great responsibility which they are fulfilling in the same manner of he.
Remember that Marine held in a Mexican jail for 200+ days because he took the wrong turn? How many know that Trump GAVE him $25,000 to help him get his life back together after the ordeal? He didn’t need to do that and he certainly did not seek publicity for doing so. It is the same thing he’s done time and time again, a man showing Christian charity.
How many of the others have done that?
And, far from being racist or bigoted, Trump seeks to hire those with education, skill, and the determination to get the job done regardless of their sex, race, or religion. And, when they EARN their promotions, he pays them appropriately.
How many of the others have done the same.
So he is brash and egotistical. Why not? If you’ve got it, flaunt it!
I think he is the man this nation needs at this moment after the past 7 years and that he has set forth the exact kind of policies we need. He is a superb salesman and ten thousand times better than what the Democrats are offering us.
And, most important of all for those on this forum, he will fight for religious freedom and against the evil forces trying to do away with any religion not included in the Devil’s Cult called Islam. Gog and Magog. The Coming is not far in the future and the battle lines are drown. Christian and Jew people are facing genocide and we need a leader to fight back against that.
Phew.
Didn’t the good doctor, Ben Carson, also say he found Trump to be a man of intelligence? And endorse him?
