Hostage, thank you for posting that link! I had no idea Trump did that for NY’s Vietnam veterans. And the other things you mention.
He has said he never would have signed any agreement with Iran without getting the four American out of there first.
Donald Trump ‘says’ a lot of things but it’s what he has ‘done’ that is important.
People need to understand that Donald Trump is a quintessential New Yorker with roots in Queens where many things are said just to get rid of people asking questions. Like swatting flies, a person will utter or express half-beliefs to avoid confrontation and harm to business. But what is DONE, what is the track record, tells the true tale.
The track record of accomplishments of Donald Trump is summarized in a love of America, a love of wealth and beauty, a love in grand ambition, all for the purpose of Trump and Trump’s love for America.
Donald does not see Trump and America as two separate objects. He sees them as ONE.
As opposed to Zuckerberg who made an unearned fortune by Wall Street IPO offerings, Donald J. Trump started under his father who had him clean and restore apartments and homes, and worked his way up. And this discipline is continued in his own family where his own children work their rears off even today to satisfy the standards of their father.
This is a very good man. We as Americans are extremely fortunate that he is willing to run among the insanity that is politics. And I have heard so many clips of Donald mingling with the crowds where hundreds of supporters who are ordinary Americans run up to him and thank him and keep thanking him for what? For running.
Ah, but according to Hostage, it doesn't matter what people say, only what they do. According to that logic, we should not pay attention to what any candidate says, only look at what they have done in the past. But whenever anyone starts to discuss Trump's history of supporting Dems and liberal positions, we are told we should not look at that, but listen to what he says now...
Sometimes I think Trump supporters are the definition of cognitive dissonance.