It's a country, stupid
And I don't trust him to choose good advisors because he appears to think that he doesn't need any. I shudder to think what a government led by a man who seems to think that he knows everything he needs to know about heading a government despite having no government or diplomatic experience and who thinks that it's perfectly acceptable to insult women (despite the fact that we're half of his would-be voters), mock persons with disabilities, condemn an entire religious group, hate immigrants, despise diversity, and encourage violence--did I miss anything?--would be like. And I hope I never have to find out.
The United States is a democracy, and heaven knows that I've been disappointed, even upset, by the outcome of many an election in my lifetime. But never before have I been downright frightened that the "wrong" candidate might win. I'm following the advice of the prophet Yirmiyahu/Jeremiah (29:7), and praying for the government.
It's the economy, stupid
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