kemmer wrote:
Decency forbids mentioning the vast majority of Trump's faults and shortcomings.
Well, we found something there, that we can agree on, kemmer! Most of us have crossed over accepted moral lines, at one time or another. I am certainly no saint, but much improved, since my youth. I did hear a preacher say once, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone"!
I have said, "I did not care much for Trump, before he became president" and I still cringe at some of his ill-advised tweets and arrogant behavior, but I don't know any billionaires, that gives a damn whether I approve of their behavior, or not. Of course, I know if l were wealthy, I wouldn't worry what others thought, so much.
His personality is what it is, so I try to focus on the job he is doing. I am better off now, than I have been in a long time. My wife and I own a small business and we have had a couple of great years. The country still has a lot of problems, the C****av***s and situation with China looms large. Trump is better suited than Biden, for the challenges ahead. The economy has taken a terrible hit and will take years to rebuild.
I see Trump winning, while being undermined by his adversaries and a hostile media, that he constantly agitates. He doesn't inspire co-operation, unless he is in complete control and that is his biggest fault. A lot of
leaders are My Way Or The Highway, kinda guys. Truman fired General Douglas Mac Arthur, a WWII Hero, and 4 Star General. Middleclass Democrat Truman was temperamental and a lot like Trump, but never rich.