04-17-2017, 05:08 PM
(04-17-2017, 04:39 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Sure "I" did, but many, many, many others in the country felt Trump was the better outsider. He was the perfect outsider; perhaps not the preferred outsider for everyone but the perfect one (maybe even more so than Charles Manson). He was a successful businessman, that had expressed political views in the past. He is also charismatic and communicated/communicates with the average Joe on a level and in a way that no other the has done. Plus he has a family that brings folks to mind of the Kennedy "Camelot" days.
It's just now that an outsider has been elected the ramifications of electing an outsider are coming to light.
Many people (I would venture to say subjectively the majority) weren't satisfied with both candidates. I don't think the perfect outsider would inspire such dissatisfaction, but rather the opposite.
