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It wasn’t so effective, I barely paid any attention. In fact, I was never much of a Trump fan. There was just no way in H3LL that I would ever vote for Hillary Clinton. End of story. I have been quite happy with his actions so far.

Many years ago, he told Oprah that it was just ridiculous that America was footing the bill for all the military expenses involved with what we used to call “peacekeeping”. He also said he didn’t think that he would ever run for President unless things got really bad. I did agree with that.

He has often been asked that question, but I never thought he would ever run, and didn’t really think he was articulate enough -certainly no Reagan with communication.
I did watch the debates. Didn’t particularly like him in those, but abhorred her.

I did like him better than Mittens, or McCain, and so far, he’s been great. I particularly like having all those Generals on board-especially one that goes by the name “mad dog” that’s what we need facing the crazy enemies we have now-domestic and foreign.

[Just mythoughts]

But you were going to vote. Trump from the beginning tapped into the turned off citizens who were not interested in voting. I initially thought Trump was joking US, until I watched that first rally in Arizona. When he turned over his stage, to some American citizens, whose children had been slaughtered by obama and lying Ryan's illegals, I knew without doubt Trump loves our country. Trump did not shy away from who he was and how the political class uses ‘we the people’ for self serving gains.

To me, Trump, successful private citizen represented ‘we the people’. The disdain spewed upon him by the political class via their advertising arm, mass media, was symbolic in how the government views ‘we the people’.