LOL.
I figured one of you Trumpers, with all of the answer (of which there have been so few...which is telling). would use the term Noob...
Classic answer for the ignorant. No wonder you support Trump.
Classic answer for the ignorant. No wonder you support Trump.
Hey, mad_as_he$$, I think you've not only gotten under the Noob's skin, you may have exposed a Troll. This is classic Troll behavior...
Hello Everyone, I carefully read all the replies before posting, and wanted to add another side to this discussion. I have watched and participated helplessly thru the past 40 years or so, as professional politicians artfully, and deliberately sidestepped issues, ignored them, blamed them on others, or just plain, insulted those who would pose them, the result was that by the time we got to the voting booth, we were all completely confused, except for the previous week of debate. Many were so despondent, that they did not vote at all. Historically, the young love to argue, but do not follow thru at the ballot box. IMO, this is why small minorities of passionate voters who persevere thru to the voting box tend to succeed. THIS PRACTICE DOES NOT APPLY TO THE SERIOUS VOTER, WHO DAILY LEARNS THE TRUE NATURE OF THE CANDIDATES THRU DIFFERENT SOURCES.
That being said, I find Trump refreshing for a different reason. Of course I enjoy him holding the current administration up to ridicule where justly deserved, I enjoy SOMEONE, ANYONE actually articulating the issues important to the everyday voter, and those questions, or accusations, being reported to the MSM. What I really like is the discussion on these issues in the diners and coffee shops that I visit, the grocery stores I shop at, and the news I view. I see people that normally would never discuss these issues, talking. THAT’S BIG. Now Trump, or Bernie Sanders may not get to be president, but at this point, it is secondary in importance to ME, more important, is those candidates who have the intellect, and experience to confront those statements with cogent answers. I take note of those who will not answer at all, I also take note of publications like Huffington Post that just announced they will no longer cover Trump. Sometimes its more telling in what you don’t do, than what you are willing to do.
1. Get the nation talking issues.
2. Don’t limit the topics to what’s PC
3. Don’t fall for race baiting to stifle discussion
4. Stay on Topic thru to a conclusion
5. Be consistent in what you say and do.
6. Be responsible for your words and do not fall prey to people who would muddy your words and their meaning.
7. Challenge the voting history of the candidates, for what they say is not nearly as important as what they have DONE.
8. Make them commit to the Constitution, and prevailing law of the land.
9. Reduce the footprint of the Govt involvement in our lives.
10. Don’t just tell us you will remove Obamacare, tell us what you will replace it with, if you will eliminate it all together, or what???
11. Do you support States Rights, and peoples rights to live by their faith based convictions, or for that matter, personal convictions without retribution, if it is your own personal business.
These issues and many others have been discussed by Trump, I am not saying that he has the correct answers, or ones that I personally agree with, but he at least brings these issues to the national stage. It is my hope that by doing so, he will encourage, and even force the other candidates to discuss them, and hopefully they will learn, as it is painfully obvious that at this time, he is leading the pack of Republican candidates, and Bernie Sanders is leading the Democratic and independent candidates at this time, heck, even Ron Paul is making inroads with constructive comments IMO. You might not agree, but for the most part, I am not speaking about those politically savvy, or debate savvy people online, I just wanted to point out another viewpoint. I am a dedicated reader and not too often a contributor, but am interested in your responses.