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Trump was lucky enough to have a decent speechwriter in this instance.

Yep...Trump's learning on the job.

I still don't like him for the Presidency, though. He brings out the worst in people.

Compare Eisenhower's speech with the idiocy that's coming out of candidates' mouths these days!

CNN is probably the most anti-Trump channel, even worse than MSNBC as far as getting fair objective coverage. Even they couldn't rig their 'instant polls' against Trump last night, they were in full damage control. CNN is not called the Clinton News Network for no reason.

Trump's speechwriter is Stephen Miller, I've posted about him before as he's an impressive speaker in his own right and I recommend looking him up or catching him whenever you see him on TV.

Also, I think little Baron looks more like Trump than any of his other kids. Do you guys think Trump tries to put the Trump hair on him and Baron's like NAH.

On a side note- does anyone else think that little Prince George is taking after Prince Charles? He's probably like, Ha! Still genetically relevant!

An objective reporting on Trump would necessarily include a lot of horrible facts about him.

Barron is definitely a ringer for his father, Don Jr looks a lot like him as well albeit darker features. I did notice Barron last night, I was thinking that if I was put in the same situation like that at that age I'd probably act similar but it was also really late and he appeared visibly tired. They're a great family and I don't think there is anyway anybody could come away not impressed by them, I hope to see more of the Trump family to run for office. Ivanka actually is on the ballot in NY-12 as the Reform party this November as she received 2 write in votes which is apparently enough to get their nomination. Kind of makes me want to get on the ballot one of these days if that's all it takes!

I'm frustrated at the sparse and vague list of speakers for the DNC. Most notably, WILL or will we NOT get Kanye West as a speaker? I seem to remember that he promised a presidential run some time ago. Kanye is definitely on the autism spectrum, so could be our horse in the race. A Kanye West America would probably look like some cross between Tatooine and Westworld. Imagine his negotiation abilities. Who is going to mess with a man dressed in gauze who does not smile? No one.

I figure they are playing coy with the list because they have some very good speakers, in addition to the regular senators and whatnot, but we'll see. If Hillary is in charge of it, it may in fact be pretty boring.

I've also heard that an amazing number of protesters will be outside. There were only a couple thousand outside the RNC. There are supposed to be tens of thousands at the DNC. Seriously?? What's the point of that now? Are they going to haul out Wasserman-Schultz? No one is going to give a sh** about any of Bernie's points now that he's lost. Those protesters aren't going to get anywhere.

I'm not a fan of Kanye West. He seems to have his head squarely up his butt. Apparently, he's taken to his celebrity status lock, stock, and barrel.

As for Barron: he's definitely not classically autistic; it's possible that he's Aspergian.

The DNC has scheduled speeches by seven mothers whose children were killed in confrontations with the police. This notwithstanding the fact that the legal system has cleared the accused officers in several cases. In an open letter to the police, Obama said, “We have your backs.” Well, too late. The politics of the democrats on the police has been set. Scapegoating cops to produce votes can only lead to a nation with its flags permanently flown at half-mast.


To me, the most important issue of this election will be the SCOTUS vacancies. With Scalia’s death, and Gingburg’s imminent retirement, there will be possibly 3 selections within the next 4 years, so the next president could stack the deck. I may not admire Trump but he listed no enemies of the Second Amendment, whereas Hillary names only enemies of the 2A. This issue alone should be enough to propel him into the White House.