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I like him because unlike Obama, he's a pretty straight-forward guy, wears his heart on his sleeve, trusts common-sense and tries to look for and follow it in both himself and others rather than ideology. He genuinely loves America and isn't trying to use the power of his office to transform it. His instincts are generally fair and I trust him to try to rebuild some of the horrific damage Obama caused in weakening America to further his Marxist agenda. He's kind of a simple guy. Doesn't read books. I try to do that at least. But he's right to scoff at the politically correct tropes of the moment and, as I've hated the MSM for some time now, I love his squaring off against them. As I said to Pat, I can't wait for the witch hunt to explode in the face of the Dems. And, when it does, we'll be able to look back at the various ways Trump, perhaps even unwittingly, teased it out. For instance, it might seem like a very self-defeating move on his part to have played into Comey's scheme to get a special counsel assigned. Maybe it was. But I think that when this plays out the scandal will all fall at the feet of the Dems. Serious stuff. And that, in that case, Trump will get the extra leverage he needs to really drain the swamp.
Are you following the American political scene closely? What do you think of the Seth Rich murder that now a liberal university's graduate student profiling project has opined was not a robbery gone awry? Why didn't the DNC allow the FBI to examine their servers that they claimed were hacked? Why does Wasserman-Schultz deny they aksed when Jeh Johnson testifed under oath that they did? What do you think of the latest on Lynch? Is that not REAL obstruction of justice and, if it is, do you think that it didn't start at the top?
I care about those issues far more than whether or not I or you or anyone likes Trump. But then that's just me. Funny that you won't read any article I ask you to as if they're dirty or something. Respect.
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