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I too, was a supporter of Ronald Reagan. True, Trump does not have the eloquence of the Great Communicator. That great ability was crafted from years of work and great talent. I miss his Saturday radio addresses. I miss him greatly. But I think Trump has Reagan’s thinking at heart. In fact, I was looking at words by Ross Parot and saw the same concerns that Reagan spoke about some 40 years ago. There is a line of thinking that many in our nation have voiced concern. Trump is one of many who have voiced that concern. A core of their concern is anti-Communism and Capitalism vs Capitalism. The Democrats are Communist anti-Capitalists. Barack Obama and the Clintons are part of the Communist camp. And, I saw Bill Clinton in Oslo, Norway in 1969 among Communist organizers who held an anti-Nato/anti-Vietnam War rally in Oslo.

I used to think that anyone who ran a business and had to make a payroll was automatically a conservative. Today, I am not so sure when I see some of the big rich flocking to fund raisers for far Left politicians. Obama has sure hit my neck of the woods for the well-heeled checks. I see Trump as one of that crowd, the “cocktail parties of power” as Sarah Palin calls them. However, I think Sarah has got into Trump’s mind and has made a born again conversion. They are good friends and I trust her to know that Trump is worthy of her consideration. I think Trump has woke up and realized what a fool he was all those years watching those millions go out the window to those politicians. Sarah must have burned his ears about the corruption of crony capitalism. And, I am sure he has got his mind straight about a lot of other issues that his association with the “cocktail parties of power” had his mind in toxic shape.

We must look for the authenticity of Donald Trump’s purpose. Is he a Trojan Horse or is he authentic? With that, you have to watch his sons and his wife. They are all on the same page. They are very sincere and I can tell their bell rings true, like when I first heard Ronald Reagan those many years ago on television.

When Ronald gave that commercial and showed how good Boraxo soap could wash the most soiled hands, I thought it was the best thing since sliced bread. Well, I think Trump is that soap. He is the Boraxo that will clean up “the cocktail parties of power across the river.”