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"He must "be of even temper, self-controlled, modest, and hospitable . . . he ought not to be contentious . . . HE SHOULD NOT BE A NEW CONVERT, lest he become conceited . . . he must also be well thought-of by those outside the church, to ensure that he does not fall into disgrace . . . "

1. We are not hiring a pastor.

2. What many are missing is that Trump's 'outbursts' are not temper tantrums. They are demonstrations, he is well in control of them, virtually to the point that he is only acting. If you have a problem with a politician acting, grow up, they all do it and have to do it for a very stilly electorate 80% of which does not respond to reason, hence the need to act.

To test this theory: We know that Hillary, who appears in control, has a long long long history of abusing staff. When you can come up with example of Donald Trump abusing associates and business partners - and I'm not here talking about being a demanding boss or business man - I'm talking about childish outbursts, I will start to entertain the idea that he's not in virtual total control of his expressions of anger. But also keep in mind, when you pee, you have to actually pee something, you can't just talk about peeing. When you are angry - you must yell where no one is listening. You must express.

But don't be fooled totally by Trump tailoring his outbursts not because he's out of control, but because he's demonstrating a point. You don't like it you say? Maybe it's because the rest of us are comprehending something you're missing, not the other way around. Yes we see the so called tantrums. But what you fail to recognize is there is not INNER tantrum going on. He's communicating with a country the makes it's choices on an emotional level.

Have you noticed that it's working? It's mostly by design, although I will not say devoid of anger. It's not a total act - the energy is real, but the expression of it is controlled and placed.