Congratulations America

[Dill]

(11-13-2016, 10:27 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: I have an MS in physics and I've worked professionally in my field and I've been published in my field -- and I'm a Trump voter.

This country was founded for everyone, not just the educated.  Talk to a dairy farmer in Wisconsin or an electrician in North Carolina then talk to a hedge fund manager in New York and you'll see who really knows more about the lives and hopes of normal Americans.

Donald Trump was inspiring and he's an outsider which is who we need.  I'm sure Hillary Clinton is intelligent but she's as inspiring as watching paint dry with the charisma of spackling compound.  Bernie Sanders is a crotchety old man but at least he's interesting.

I am sure that a dairy farmer in Wisconsin knows more about the lives and hopes of other dairy farmers in Wisconsin, than a hedge fund manager in New York.  And an electrician in North Carolina could certainly tell me something of the lives and hopes of people there.

But why does "normal" stop at the borders of New York? Sounds like it doesn't matter if the dairy farmer knows nothing of the hopes and dreams of the manager.

I think that we need especially competent people in the president's office. Why do you think we need "outsiders"?

I am not a hedge fund manager and maybe you are not a dairy farmer. Why do you find Trump inspiring? Which features of his life, his business, his public performances, his campaign decisions uplift you?