My opinion, whether you like it or not:
1. The term “pussy” is not vulgar. Maybe it is for prudes and Puritans, but for most of America it is a word used quite regularly. Trump’s language is far tamer than anything you can hear on any TV channel on any night of the week. At least he says it like it is. That usurper we have in power now doesn’t even like our country and is doing far worse to our continued existence as a country than any words that Trump can repeat.
2. Since when did the Republican party become conservative? I have only seen one conservative elected in my adult life and that was Ronald Reagan and the establishment didn’t like him either. They have been in bed and under the covers with the liberal democRATS since as far back as I can remember. If the Republicans think they can win by being “nice”, we’ll get a liberal democRAT elected every time. Because they play down and dirty, while we stand around worried about whether the word “pussy” is appropriate.
3. I am sick and tired of supporting the same candidates that the Republican establishment has foisted upon us voters so, even if they do win, they don’t upset the cozy, comfy apple cart existence of the elites. Remember Dole? Remember McCain? He was the worst GOP candidate I have ever seen. He’s is more liberal than conservative. Time to quit voting for the same tired old men who run by the same old rules and play the same old game as always and ending up not doing a damn thing when they get to DC.
4. Time elect an outsider who can shake things up and maybe get things done. We need a winner. A successful businessman. Someone who can get it done without being influenced by paid-for lobbyists and donors. Even a pitcher in baseball has to throw a change-up pitch once in awhile to put the batter off kilter. Time to make America a winner again. Whether the candidate uses the term “pussy” or not, is not what this election is about.
I agree with all of your points.
The last time America elected a choir boy, it was Jimmy Carter. How did that work out for us?
Trump is real. He is not a politician who acts one way to appease the public, and another way in private. What you see is what you get. And in politics, that is very refreshing and much needed.