Clinton vs Trump - a race to determine which one can dig up the most dirt on the other.
Does anyone know about Trump's policies?
Why would anyone with a brain or any self respect work for Trump? He not only believes he is the smartest guy in the room - he reminds us at every opportunity that everyone else in the room is a loser.
Imagine our Commander in Chief complaining because his golf game was disrupted by a bunch of filthy losers.
Excerpt New Yorker John Cassidy
At about ten o’clock, shortly after the networks called North Carolina for him, Trump appeared onstage in Palm Beach and delivered an even wackier performance than usual. With his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who stands accused of manhandling a female reporter, standing next to him, Trump spent as much time thanking the voters and politicians of the Mariana Islands, which had contributed a mere nine delegates to his cause that morning, as he did thanking the voters of Florida, Illinois, and North Carolina, who among them had contributed a hundred and fifty-two. He pointed out how far he had come since starting out, last July, and, interestingly, appeared to give the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham much of the credit for his rise. The terrorist attacks in Paris happened, he said, and his campaign “took on a whole new meaning.” Americans were looking for security, “and all of a sudden the poll numbers shot up.”
Perhaps Trump was tired, or perhaps he just couldn’t be bothered, but he didn’t deliver his usual peroration about the evils of Hillary Clinton and how badly he was going to beat her in the general election. Nor did he address the febrile atmosphere at his campaign rallies or the demonstrations against him. Instead, he complained about all the negative advertising that had been directed at him in Florida, and described how it had disrupted a golf tournament he attended a couple weeks ago at one of his courses, Trump National Doral. Then he told the crowd what he had learned about political campaigning: “There’s nothing like it: lies, deceit, viciousness . . . disgusting reporters.”
Should Trump be confirmed as the G.O.P. Presidential nominee, we can expect more lies, more deceit, and more viciousness. Unless something very unexpected happens, it will be up to Hillary Clinton to keep him out of the White House.
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