[linedrive]

I think that is what I posted; opinion. My concern is that people make a hero of a politician/celebrity when we need so much more than that. I am not hopeful Trump can demonstrate that to me - not so far he hasn’t.
Plus, I find it amazing that people that understand the election was rigged, deep state is running and ruining this country, and yet President Trump will be vindicated in a court run by the same types that perpetrated the crime on us already. Trump’s actions regarding a republican primary are not helping - in my opinion.

[rlmorel]

People don't think Trump is going to be vindicated. They may hope, however faintly, that he may be vindicated.

But this is just hope.

And that is quite different from "thinking" he will be vindicated.

The fact is, and most intelligent people understand it, that we no longer live in a constitutional republic.

You are entitled to your opinion. The fact is, Trump is the only one who has shown a willingness and real propensity to deviate from Deep State orthodoxy.

None of the other candidates have demonstrated with action that they are anything more than talk, and there is every indication they will be more of the same.

And the fact that people I regard as Domestic Enemies of this Republic have criminally broken every law they felt they needed to from election law to constitutional law to immigration law in order to keep him from regaining the Office of The Presidency, and have done so with open impunity with HIM being the ONLY one to actually stand up to them and fight back (Ramaswamy's declaration about the Colorado ballot not withstanding) is why people back him.

Not because they are the same type of jackasses who had stars in their eyes over vermin like Obama, and blindly follow celebrities.

I support him because:

• He moved the Embassy in Israel. Every single expert said the world would blow up if he did it. All the elites said the world would be engulfed in the fires of war. But he ignored them and just did it. As he said that he would.

• He withdrew from the Paris Climate Accord. As he said that he would.

• He forced a renegotiation of the Universal Postal Union (no minor thing, it made it nearly impossible to mail packages from the USA to China, but they could send the same package to the USA dirt cheap) This is just an example of how Trump stood up for Americans in his battles with the ChiCom regime. This is one example 99% of Americans don't know about. And there are many others.

• He fought the Democrat Party and his OWN party to get ANY funding to put up a border wall, and had to settle for scraping money off the top because his own filthy party wouldn't even provide any assistance. Yet he still got that wall started carrying the barnacles of the entire federal government on his back that intentionally slowed him down.

• There was a real commitment to controlling the border, an his leadership on this shows in the statistics. And he was fought every step of the way.

• He brokered the Abraham Accords.

• He kept us out of war.

These things are just a few examples of why people, disparaged as shallow celebrity fans, support Trump. It isn't because he is some kind of reality show celebrity who has orange skin, silly hair, is built like a refrigerator, and talks funny.

And yeah. He shoots from the hip. Says things he shouldn't. Can be vulgar and crass. Puts too much trust in people he hires to provide him with information he needs to make decisions as an outsider. The President before Trump was regarded (with help from every angle) as smooth, well-spoken, unvulgar, thoughtful, and hired people ideologically aligned with him.

And look at the level of hideous damage that smooth talking, political policy wonk has done to this country. Perhaps fatal. But he looked good to some, not like that uncouth slob Trump. So I look at that and utterly reject that in a candidate if that is all they have.

Donald Trump is supported by people because of the things I outlined above.

Because, at a fundamental level, like him or not, he is authentic. He is who he is, both good and bad. He isn't sticking his finger in the air to make decisions.