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“He’s nothing but a B-List TV personality. He has no business being in
politics.”
“He’s been divorced and remarried. He can’t commit to anything.”
“He’s dangerously ignorant about international affairs. The Russian
leaders will walk all over him.”
“He has no filter – doesn’t think before he speaks.”
“Until recently, he was a Democrat. He’s not a real Republican. He
hasn’t paid his GOP dues.”
“He used to be Pro Choice. Now, suddenly he’s Pro Life?”
“That can’t be his real hair!”
“He’s a loose cannon. No one wants HIS finger on the nuclear button.”
“His opponent has the experience and political savvy to be president.
He does not.”
“He’s just not presidential.”
“His temperament disqualifies him from ever being Commander-In-Chief.”
“He’s proven himself to be mentally unstable.”
“The military will never accept him as Commander-In-Chief. He’s not
smart enough.”
“The GOP doesn’t want him to be the head of the party. He could never
reach across the aisle to get anything done.”
“Most Republican voters will just stay home rather than go out and
vote for him.”
“Evangelicals will never support him.”
“He says ‘(Let’s) Make America Great Again’. How dare he say we
aren’t still great?”
“His intellect is thinner than spit on a slate rock.” “90 percent of
Republican state chairmen judge him guilty of ‘simplistic approaches,’
with ‘no depth in federal government administration’ and ‘no
experience in
foreign affairs.'”
“His spontaneity with reporters and voters plays well but also gives
him plenty of space to disgorge fantasies and factual errors so
prolific and often outrageous
that he single-handedly makes the word gaffe a permanent fixture in
America ’s political vernacular. He confuses Pakistan with Afghanistan
. He claimed once that trees contributed 93 percent of the
atmosphere’s nitrous oxide…”
“After all his gaffs, he doubles down on them instead of admitting he
made a mistake.”
“He’s threatening to upend our treaties and relationships with our
allies by demanding that they pay for their own defense!”
“Because of his gross factual errors he might take rash action and
needlessly lead this country into open warfare!”
“He’s racist, xenophobic, and fuels the fires of hatred!”
“You shouldn’t take him seriously. He has a penchant for offering
simplistic solutions to hideously complex problems and a stubborn
insistence that he is always
right in every argument.”
“The rising turnout of his voters are not loyal Republicans or
Democrats and are alienated from both parties because neither takes a
sympathetic view toward their
issues.”
“The fact that he could be deemed a serious candidate for president is
a shame and embarrassment for the country.”
“His unpopular opponent presided over the current Iranian crisis…
and a reeling economy, yet surely the Democrat will prevail over him.”
“Is he Safe? …he shoots from the hip … he’s over his head … What are
his solutions?”
“Voters want to follow some authority figure, — a leader who can take
charge with authority; return a sense of discipline to our government;
and, manifest the
willpower needed to get this country back on track — Or at least a
leader from outside Washington
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Sound familiar? You’ve heard this over and over about Donald Trump, right?
Try Again. All this was said of Ronald Reagan in 1976 and 1980. Most
of it was “BY OTHER REPUBLICANS” and Reagan arguably turned out to be
one of the greatest Presidents of the 20th Century.