>>> So Deceptive Donnie who you really want, huh Trumpbots?
I would call myself a strong Trump supporter, though he was 4th on my original list of preferences. I knew he was not conservative, and on a number of issues quite liberal. I am not pleased about that, but I support him with eyes wide open.
He singlehandedly made border control, Islamism and political correctness topics of this election, and the only one who consistently takes the right positions on them.
If, upon election, he succeeds at those 3 issues alone, he will have been a valuable president. The bottom line is, this country has fallen away from values that conservatives hold dear, and willing it were otherwise won’t make it so. People have to be brought back into the fold 1 by 1.
You and I both know the establishment has no will to address those issues, and with Cruz having proven himself to be a tool, and with Carson proving himself unable to swim in the DC shark tank, that leaves Trump as the last turd in the punchbowl.
As a side note, it will be interesting to see how the reverse psychology plays out in this case of raising taxes on the rich. Libs always scream for more taxes on the rich, but are usually stymied by the Republicans. But since most rich these days are Democrats, it will be interesting to see if that was mere rhetoric or if they actually mean it. I am reminded of a Medicare premium increase that they championed in the early ‘90s. Within months after passage, they repealed it with tail between legs, because of uproar from the seniors.