I honestly believe that the "attacks on personal freedom" that are feared by the left are every bit as blown out of proportion as by those on the right that thought mass gun confiscations were forthcoming in a Clinton administration. A person of color that I respect but disagree with on most political issues has already started talking about return to Jim Crow.

This isn't assuming. These are things he has openly said. And then the people he is surrounding himself with have expressed similar sentiment.

Exactly and this is a big part of why I became a Trump fan. You cant break our laws and then do nothing. Like someone said last night. You got 70 days to keep pulling that crap. Protest all you want, but leave the violence and law breaking out of it.

 

That was me :lol2:

Bottom line is this. Clinton lost. Her way was rejected. If America had wanted what the left wanted she would be your president.

I wouldn't say the most concern but we absolutely, positively do NOT need anymore religion involved with our Government.

 

Trump and especially Pence scare me on this issue.

All this crying and temper tantrums are why this country is the way it is. If these idiots were in charge, we wouldn't have our country very long. We'd be ripe for the pickens by China, Isis, etc. I'm so thankful that the country is back in the hands of someone who prioritizes the country's safety and security over a bunch of cry baby children who "protest". He's got 4 years at least so give him a chance. I'm fully confident he knows he's gonna need to delegate a lot of responsibilities to his cabinet instead of trying to be a dictator. I truly believe the economy and jobs will bounce back, as well as our military and law enforcement being supported by the country and government they took an oath to defend.

Bottom line is this. Clinton lost. Her way was rejected. If America had wanted what the left wanted she would be your president.

 

Remember, Clinton won the popular vote. More people (granted, by a small margin) wanted what Clinton was selling, not Trump.

Remember, Clinton won the popular vote. More people (granted, by a small margin) wanted what Clinton was selling, not Trump.

 

As I have been reminded before by the left, that dont matter. The electoral vote is what counts. We are divided. Very. It will eventually destroy us.

Bottom line is this. Clinton lost. Her way was rejected. If America had wanted what the left wanted she would be your president.

 

Remember, Clinton won the popular vote. More people (granted, by a small margin) wanted what Clinton was selling, not Trump.

 

As I have been reminded before by the left, that dont matter. The electoral vote is what counts. We are divided. Very. It will eventually destroy us.

 

How does this have anything at all to do with the thread?

My biggest concern is not his temper, it is his ego and his shallowness. I don't think he has any interest in fully understanding an issue. He looks on the surface level and makes a judgement. I don't see any deep thinking. That shallowness and his ego is what will lead him to possibly making very bad decisions especially in a time of crisis

My main concern about Trump is his temper.

 

And what that could translate to in terms of international diplomacy.

I honestly believe that the "attacks on personal freedom" that are feared by the left are every bit as blown out of proportion as by those on the right that thought mass gun confiscations were forthcoming in a Clinton administration. A person of color that I respect but disagree with on most political issues has already started talking about return to Jim Crow.

 

Jim Crow has never left but I already know it is a pointless discussion so as soon as you read this just forget I said it.

And what that could translate to in terms of international diplomacy.

 

Cuba just 'randomly' had a mass military exercise. I think last time they did it was when Nixon got elected.

What scares me most isn't President Trump himself, it's the people who support him. It has me so shaken I MIGHT start looking to buy a gun.

Remember, Clinton won the popular vote. More people (granted, by a small margin) wanted what Clinton was selling, not Trump.

 

To kind of some this thing up in a nutshell.

 

She won California, New York, and Illinois by 4,890,911 votes.

 

She lost the rest of the country by 4,657,507 votes.

I worry about his temperament.

 

I worry about his his cabinet and the possible return to the ways of the 1950s.

 

I worry about being out with my family and being harassed by Trump supporters.

 

I worry that he lied about 70% of the things he said during the campaign and once people recognize this(if they even recognize it) that America takes a downward spiral.

 

I worry that his inexperience proves to be detrimental to our country.

 

I worry that Making America Great Again is really the coded message that many people think it is.

 

I hope I am wrong on all of it and like Seth Myers said, "since we were all wrong about everything Trump so far maybe he will be a damn good president." I pray this is true. I would love to be wrong again about Donald Trump.