Quote:Right, in your educated opinion, they'd be terrible. 

 

HIllary offers no change, just more of the same.  In polling, between 60 and 70% say the country is heading in the wrong direction.  That has been a pretty consistent trend for at least the last 6 or 7 years if you go back and look at historical trends of Right Direction or Wrong Track, which Rasmussen keeps all of their archives.  If Hillary represents more of the same, she's basically telling us that despite the fact that 2/3 of the voters think the country is headed in the wrong direction, she's going to keep on driving this thing until the Titanic hits an iceberg, and then she'll blame the iceberg on Bush. 

 

I don't know if Trump's changes will be good or bad for the country, but I'm more than willing to give him the benefit of the doubt to see what he can accomplish.  He can't screw things up much more than Obama/Clinton have the past 8 years, and the country needs to change direction.  The majority agree.

 

The problem with potential changes by Donald Trump is he never ran for an elected office before, so it is safe to assume he does not know all of the issues our next president will face the next 4-8 years. How do you expect anybody who never held an elected office before to be a good commander in chief in the possible event World War 3 starts, or prevent another terrorist attack in the U.S. without starting another war? How can you expect someone who said nobody knows if the DNC hacks came from Russia (and allegedly has direct ties to Vladamir Putin) will do something bad to one of America's biggest enemies?

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