The appeal of Donald Trump remains that he
is a billionaire. And that doesn't make him out-of-touch, it means that he is one of the few patriots with the financial ability to almost single-handedly stand up to the lobbyist/globalist/corporate/Political Correctness interests that have rigged the system and made it near impossible to stand up to and topple the status quo that is destroying our country from within.
If Trump were just looking for prestige or global stature or enriching himself, he has already had these things many times over. Trump could enrich himself more, and with far less aggravation by not running for president. He has expressed for 30 years that he prefers others to run the country, but has said --again,
for 30 years-- that he doesn't want the job, but if others don't stand up to save the country, that he wouldn't rule out the possibility of running.
And at this crucial juncture, where Obama has destroyed our economy, has unnecessarily through Alinsky-trained demagoguery splintered the nation along race and class lines,
where literally police are afraid to do their jobs, are being shot in the streets in multiple cities, with resulting mob violence in multiple cities directly inspired by Obama and "Black Lives Matter" false rhetoric. Obama has destroyed our military. Obama is through inaction and timidity enabling chaos in Ukraine, in Syria, in Libya, in Turkey, Iraq, Aghanistan, in Iran, in the South China Sea, in North Korea.
And where an incredibly corrupt Hillary Clinton threatens another 8 years that could destroy the United States, that under these circumstances, Trump feels the responsibility to run.
There are no guarantees that Trump will be a good president. But I see the potential for Trump to be a great president, infinitely better than Hillary Clinton. Frau Hitlery has already demonstrated unprecedented corruption, decades of scandals, and an eagerness to use the IRS and other federal agencies to target her political opposition and conservative Americans.
The opposition that Trump has received, both by Democrats as well as establishment factions within the GOP, manifests what significant change for the better Trump offers, across party lines, for the betterment of the nation.
I look forward to that point being hammered home in GOP speeches during the next few days of this convention.
