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“There is no reason on paper, by demographics, or by outward appearance Donald Trump should be successful in South Carolina”
The author obviously doesn’t understand Trump at all. Just puzzles him cross-eyed like a fish trying to understand a bird. The politicals are not connected to the real world enough to get Donald.

Ask yourself who you would want to be with when the going gets really tough and realize that to many Americans the going is tough right now!

I want a doer, a savvy guy who has the guts to stay in the game and see things through, thinks outside the box, disarms his enemies with directness and isn’t afraid to learn and evolve. I want a guy for President who speaks up about the same things that I think are wrong with America, unequivocally and wants to fix them from immigration to jobs to vets to our military to common core and Obamacare.

Trump has been around, made his share of mistakes and learned from them. He has skin in the game. He has been a good Christian and reached out to help strangers in need on multiple occasions. There is no substitute for actually getting out there and running businesses and creating jobs. Without that experience politicians are reduced to making policy based on some economist voodoo flavor of the month. Trump is an uncut diamond, compared to any politician; they are cubic zirconia.

Our politicians are a parasitic class. The do not create, they do not take responsibility. They want to grow the Government because that’s how they create more power for themselves and their cronies. Trump has committed to moving in the other direction and returning power to the States, to the people allowing them to direct their healthcare including the Vets and to control the oversight of their schools. I bet he’s going to find a lot more deadwood and be better at creating a plan for our decaying infrastructure than any pretty face we could elect.