Quote:all that is needed from the president is some common sense.  he provides that at least. the arrogance and me me me stuff im willing to accept over the globalist robot Hillary

Agreed.  We've had 8 years of a narcissist taking every opportunity to get in front of a camera to talk about himself no matter the situation.  How many times did he reference "I" or "me" during the "eulogy" at the memorial for the murdered cops in Dallas?

 

Trump is an arrogant windbag.  He's a narcissist.  But, he does have some common sense.  Compared with what Clinton brings to the table, I'll take it.  Sorry.  How liberals can sit here and completely ignore the glaring flaws in their candidate and actually get excited about the prospect of voting for that hypocritical criminal in a $12,000 burlap pantsuit is beyond me.  Peddling influence for donations to the family business is unsavory enough.  Being derelict in her duties as Secretary of State is reprehensible.  Handing her the keys to the Oval Office is unthinkable.

 

I don't like Trump.  He was never my choice.  But, the one thing that can be said about him that can't be for Clinton is that he's not bought and paid for.  Clinton is in the pocket of companies and banks that she regularly lambastes when pandering to an audience.  She is on a leash with countries who support extremist views that she claims to be opposed to.  All so that she and her husband can bankroll a phony charitable organization that provides them with a lifestyle that most of us will never realize. 

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