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To: katykelly

I think trump voters tend to acknowledge trumps fallibilities more than any other candidate.
I feel the same way. Trump is far from the best candidate but for this time, he is what the country needs.


40 posted on 05/31/2016 1:02:45 PM PDT by hillarys cankles
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To: hillarys cankles

Agreed.


46 posted on 05/31/2016 1:10:03 PM PDT by katykelly
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To: hillarys cankles; katykelly
I think trump voters tend to acknowledge trumps fallibilities more than any other candidate.
I feel the same way. Trump is far from the best candidate but for this time, he is what the country needs.

Herein lies the difference between a leader and a rock star politician.

Leaders inspire others to become even better leaders than they are themselves. They don't tell us to storm the beach; they show us by leading the assault, and explaining all the way why the beach has to be taken, who the enemies are, why they must be defeated, and what we're going to build on the beach when it is done. We know they might get blown up in the process; but the next wave of leaders is already learning, building, doing, inspiring, leading the way, just in case. Even if the first leader gets blown up in the process, the beach will get taken.

This is picture-perfect Crisis Era leadership.

Wimpy guys and fakes are out of place in this role, and it shows horribly.
Wimpy guys and fakes are the #never-Trumps, way back in safe territory, whining and stamping their feet, because "this guy shouldn't be in charge." They're also rooting for the enemy; or they are selling out, or already have sold out, to the enemy.

85 posted on 05/31/2016 3:10:01 PM PDT by meadsjn
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