[DrPretorius]

Also Thomas Sowell.

The inability of Sowell to recognize the genius of Trump given his large body of work in discerning economic trends was a revelation to me because I realized that lowly little old me had greater insight and better judgment than the best of the conservative elites. I realized why the conservative movement had always lost ground even though libraries full of conservative screeds had been written and published over the years. The fact of the matter was the conservative movement had its own ivory tower intellectualloids just like the Marxocrats but the Marxocrats had a kick ass sensibility and shock troops to foist their crap on weak and trembling conservatives. We had no general who could control the battlespace practically forever. Even Reagan couldnt do what Trump is doing. Trump is a phenomenon who is like George Washington or even Julius Ceasar. We will never see his like for a hundred years.

[Timmy]

It’s not fair to try to compare Trump to Reagan. Reagan’s overarching mission was to weaken and destroy the Soviet Union. Everything else was secondary to him, and he was willing to compromise to maintain that focus. Even so, he accomplished additional great things. As with all who followed him, Trump is the beneficiary of Reagan’s greatness, and governs in a world far different than that Reagan inherited. Both are great Presidents, for whom we should be very grateful.

[Fungi]

Well said.

[Chickensoup]

I know. It is funny, I never thought they were even a little bit correct about Trump.

ever.

there was no real logic to their arguments.

[catnipman]

“We had no general who could control the battlespace practically forever. Even Reagan couldnt do what Trump is doing. Trump is a phenomenon who is like George Washington or even Julius Ceasar. We will never see his like for a hundred years.”

absolute words of truth ...