And this I fully understand. In addition to this, many people are working on a priority basis. Economic issues and Immigration issues are front and foremost. What good does it do us to make headway on social issues if we have an economic collapse?
How long can we sustain the increasing debt load?
We are already in insane fiscal territory with something like 100 trillion dollars in unfunded obligations. The 20 trillion dollars in National debt doesn't even start to compare to the real debt.
A lot of Trump supporters have deliberately chosen to put out the fire before worrying about the rot. If you can't save the nation from a fire, the rot isn't going to matter anyways.
The rot is already present and it runs deep.
Yes, and it will get us eventually if the fire doesn't. As a matter of fact, it is the rot that started the fire.
So he says, but will he really do it? The probabilities are not looking so good. He's already backtracking on the Muslim ban and trying to sound conciliatory about the fence. Does he have any absolutely core values that he will defend and support no matter what?
How many promises of past and sitting politicians have been fulfilled? I believe Trump will do at least as well as any present day candidate. He's not trying to enhance or embellish a political career.
Bad behavior by others does not justify bad behavior from Trump. It looks as if he is just going to be another one of the ones in the past who betrayed us. He's gonna be an Arnold Schwarzenegger. He talked big, but when he got in, he ended up making deals with liberals.
I can't tell, and I doubt that anyone else can tell for sure. Trump is a "Joker", meaning a "Wild Card" whom we can't really tell will help us or not.
What politician can be fully trusted?
I don't know about any being "fully" trustworthy, but I would think one that has advocated the same positions his whole life might be more likely to stick with them than some recently "enlightened" person.
I can see Trump as a protest vote. After all, how much worse can he be than bastards like McConnell or Boehner? The thing I most like about him is the fact that the Establishment people didn't want him. [/i]
When the Establishment tries to derail their own party candidate we know he's right on target.
Let us hope so.