I have a question for all the Donald Trump supporters who see him as a
courageous man who has the guts to say things that others won’t
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Jason Taylor in a Resurgent post entitled
Hillary Clinton Ought To Be Eternally Grateful To Donald Trump:
Why does he always backtrack what he said in the heat of the moment at
his rallies? And afterwards why does he send out his handlers to hit
the airwaves to “explain” what he meant? Why doesn’t stand by the
position he articulated in front of his adoring supporters? Where’s his
courage when he’s questioned on his positions? Or does he only have
“courage” when speaking in front of a like-minded crowd? That’s not
courage, it’s pandering.
Trump’s
most recent comments in re: the “very long vacation” indicates his
resolve that his loss will be very large. Trump will then become the
“biggest loser” in America which will haunt him and his family for a
generation.
… Here’s the bottom line: Trump has no interest in
being president. He makes these constant ludicrous statements at his
rallies because he’s all about the reaction he gets from his supporters.
He says something, they go nuts, the media gets all riled up then he
walks it back as a “joke” or “sarcasm”. He loves getting attention and
that’s it. I’m sure when the election is over and he’s lost, he’ll say
he never wanted to be president anyways and that it was all just a big
joke. I would be very surprised if there will even be debates. Again,
Donald doesn’t want to be president.
I’ve
always disliked it when someone would use the term “hater.”
Understandably, for all of us there are people or things we just can’t
stand. Yet to use hater seemed hyperbolic.
I have,
however, come to the conclusion that Trump’s followers perfectly
exemplify that word. They are haters. Their hate eats away at them and
at the threads of unity that should bind us all together as Americans.
Donald Trump is the worse candidate for office in the history of our
republic because he exacerbates that hate on a daily basis for his own
gain. It’s not enough that he just lose to Hillary; he has to lose so
that the vast majority of Americans let the haters know that their kind
of angry vitriol and intolerance of others will not rule the day. That
is not who we are.
At the start of recess, when the bully trips one kid, a fair number of kids will laugh.
But
as recess goes on, and all the bully does is keep bullying over and
over, by the time recess is over, fewer and fewer kids are finding it
funny. By the end of recess, there are only a handful of kids who still
find the bully amusing.
Simple playground politics.
Trump
said today republicans had a difficult path to the White House but
stressed that wasn’t his fault. Does this man ever take responsibility
for anything?
