Trump is running on a joke. Are people really going to vote for him?

[Deathbydefault]

Thus, there can be no qualifying categories.

Not objectively, the categories are based on what is beneficial for the country.
I rate the candidates based on what they want to do in office, Bernie happens to be the most progressive and beneficial.

 

[Curious George]

I just don't care about issues. I have a secret desire to see America crash and burn. Maybe it's a sexual fantasy of mine? I can't say; I'm not the self-analytical type.

But Trump 2016.

Some kids like to build sandcastles, some like to destroy them. I suppose we should have learned this lesson long ago.

 

[Acim]

I look forward to watching the Trump-Clinton debates.

Hopefully Clinton isn't indicted by that time.

 

[`mud]

And moronity rules !
~
'mud

 

[Underhill]

So, why is nationalistic racism better than political correctness? I am not saying this to insult, or anything of the sort. I have just been watching Trump with horrified fascination.

The idea of an outsider (to the establishment at least) is very appealing to me, so I can understand the appeal of that idea.
However, I am very much against wealth being a requirement to run for office. This, coupled with the fact that I have no more trust for big business than I do for government entities and my pro-egalitarian upbringing means that he embodies all that I despise.

I want big money out of politics, I don't want it to put on a suit and a bad hairpiece and run for Presidential office.

I think the reason the establishment right is so afraid of Trump is that his wealth and lack of political connections mean he will be harder to control. So far as I'm concerned that is the only upside of Trump.

The problem is, there is a whole host of downsides too.