Trump is a breath of fresh air.

I have not seen the angst about a political candidate as I have seen about Trump in my lifetime.  Sure the country has consistently elected "milquetoast" candidates and the political parties try and garner interest in them.  But it has been downhill across the land regarding turnout.  The American people think the two parties are the same.  Elect one and you get the other anyway.  It seems all we hear are complaints about the "vanilla" candidates.  These political parties are to blame for the crummy turnouts.  I have listened to people on the street and in the pages of newspapers and on TV bemoan the lack of excitement to voting.

OK, sure, so what happens when they get a candidate that is all they asked for?  Complaints about him.  I mean are some Americans that fickle?  Looks like it to me.  Trump has been a press wet dream.  He spouts off and they lap it up.  He did not spend much money during the primary season where he cleaned the clock on the status quo candidates.  He knows how to get the press excited enough to cover him 24/7 for free.  While the other primary candidates were spending lots of money, Trump just tossed you some bones he knew the press would scoop up.  Brilliant.

Now we see that the press and all those people who whined all the time about the "political class" were all liars.  Trump is not from the political class and is very unpredictable.  I believe that is his allure to voters.  The polls today show Trump trailing the status quo Clinton by three points on average.  I have shown that winners of the past were trailing even worse, way worse, nationally than Trump is today.  Why is he staying so close?  It is a good sign in my view. 

I think he says what is on his mind.  Of course that can be a problem in some cases but I think it helps him with the middle class.  The pinheads who think they are smarter than everyone else, liberals mostly, and college educated brainwashed students and professors, don't understand his allure.  PC is not in his brain and the left can't stand it.  It means he tells the people the truth and the truth about his opposition.  But since the opposition owns most of the media, that media is on the attack.  That media parses all his sentences and tries to fool Americans with a ropa-dope media approach to diminish Trump.

Last week was the latest example.  Trump spoke of the Second Amendment and how those who support it will \take care of Clinton.  She is for taking your guns and your ability of self-defense.  Along with neutering the police of America, she and the libs want you to live in fear without the right to take care of your own lives.  Anyway the media soon received a press release from the DNC that had claimed Trump was talking about violence to Hillary.  The press lackey's ran with it and have defended their attacks on Trump.  Of course he was referring to VOTING and not anything about violence.  But we see th dishonesty of the media don't we? And soon we saw a press statement from 2008 Hillary Clinton made regarding Obama and the assassination of Robert Kennedy.  Hmmm.  No outrage from the press then or a show of exposing her hypocrisy now. Oh, and so did Joe Biden.

Trump has said he was talking about voting but the media won't accept his own explanation of his own words. What press hubris and bias!  They never do that with a democrat and they protect Clinton and all liberals with ferocity.  Obama/Clinton have wrecked the economy and our foreign policy.  They double talk and use PC to confuse low information Americans.  Those that don't follow the political class as closely as we do.  And since over half of the country is now getting a government check, the democrats think you will just be a good lemming and follow them.  Hopefully Americans won't.

Trump does say some very interesting things and his filters are wide and open.  This is why I think he is a breath of fresh air.  Maybe a person who actually tells the truth and is not part of the status quo political class would be good for America.  After-all, the people who have been in charge all these years have put each of us into a $58,000 debt and left our roads, bridges and ports in disrepair.  Time for a plain talking man to be in charge of the Executive branch and it five million employees.