I Don't Think That Donald Trump Is

The 99 Percent Of Those People Who Voted For Donald Trump Are Not Alt-righters. They Are Not Racists. They've Never Even Heard Of The Word.

I Really Felt Mitt Romney Was A - Not My Candidate. I Didn't Exactly Like His Policies, But I Thought He Was An Honest Guy. I Didn't Think That He Would Engage In Corruption. He Wasn't Involved In Some Of The Things That The Administration, I Felt, Was Involved With.

When You Aren't Drinking Or Using Drugs Or Spending Lots Of Money On Fancy Toys Or Basking In The Glow Of Fame Or Working All The Time Or Eating Your Way Through The Refrigerator, Being Hateful And Angry Is A Very Handy Shield From The Truth. It Lets You Focus On Everyone Else's Shortcomings, And All The Ways They Have Let You Down. You Can Bemoan How All These Broken People Keep Finding You Somehow. That Way You Don't Have To Focus On What Really Matters -- The Tough Work Of Fiing What Is Broken Inside You.

By The Time I Was 30, Nobody Would Work With Me. I Was Friendless, I Was Hopeless, I Was Suicidal, Lost My Family - I Mean, It Was Bad. Bottomed Out, Didn't Know What I Was Going To Do. I Actually Thought I Was Going To Be A Chef - Go To Work In A Kitchen Someplace.

Remember, Beneath Every Cynic There Lies A Romantic, And Probably An Injured One.