You're obviously entitled to your opinion, but I don't see any evidence that Donald Trump would be a "disaster" for America, as president.
If you're afraid that he would ignore outside pressure and follow his own counsel while in office, doing what he thinks is right for the country, you're probably right.
There's also no guarantee that everyone would be thrilled with executive decisions he'd take, to try and restore our country. On the way to fixing what's broken, he may well gore some sacred cows, which would certainly anger some people.
But he's used to that. His many years in business have taught him that those with less grasp of situations are often too timid to do what's needed to win, because they're frightened of failure. I think his decades of winning at high stakes projects would serve him well in the capacity of chief executive of the land.
One thing I do know, is that he's correctly identified many of the most lethal issues facing the country, and has pledged to turn those things around in America's favor. It doesn't even take a genius to drum up the solutions. Freepers have been posting the most obvious and workable answers to those problems for years. To his credit, Trump has also identified most of those correct solutions, and says that he intends to fully implement them, if elected.
Friend, we're at a watershed moment in time. Look around you. Where are the rock solid constitutional conservatives who have the requisite name recognition, character, resume, and financial backing to overcome the Clinton/Bush/Media/GOP-e/Dem cartel?
Please name just one. If you know of one, please ask them to run for office right now, because otherwise, the establishment is going to complete Obama's fundamental transformation of America within the next five years.
If you can't name that person, and I don't think you can, then it's time to come to the sobering realization that Trump is probably our very last chance to win our country back within the civil mechanisms laid down by the Framers.