Donald Trump As The Nominee Losing Was

I've Had People Say, "you Know, This 'hope And Change' Business, Rush, It's Just As Dangerous As, 'make America Great Again,' All The Specifics." And What You're Really Saying - Even Though You Didn't Voice This - Is Barack Obama Ended Up Being An Authoritarian. He Ended Up Being Supported As An Authoritarian Because His Wacko Base Wanted That Stuff Done - I.e., They Wanted Conservatives Humiliated And Defeated And Ticked Off And Mad And Losing Everything, And They Didn't Care How Obama Did.

Donald Trump Is As Decisive As Anybody I've Ever Met. I Just Don't See Him Running Around Asking Various People In His Inner Circle, "what Do You Think I Ought To Do Here?" I Think He Knows What He Wants To Do, And He Seeks Support For It Or Talks To People That Oppose Him And He May Listen To Them. But I Don't Think He's Indecisive At All.

[l]ook At It From Vicente Fox's Point Of View. I Mean If - If You Had A Renegade, Potential Criminal Element That Was Poor And Unwilling To Work, And You Had A Chance To Get Rid Of 500,000 Every Year, Would You Do It?

There Isn't A Specific Trump Philosophy. That's Why You're Never Gonna Be Able To Pin Trump Down On. He Doesn't Have A Political Philosophy Like Conservatism Or Liberalism Or Moderatism. He's Just Day-to-day Whatever He Wants And Needs, He's Got A Behavior Pattern And A Process To Get There, Pure And Simple.

The Liberals Are This Way. When They Lose Elections, They Don't Look Inward And Ask What They Did Wrong. They Look At You And Ask, "why Are You So Stupid? How In The World Could You Have Not Voted For Us?".