Hello Gregory,   
      
    LL>> The advantage Trump has is his supporters are very loyal.  They   
    LL>> will turn out for him on election day, giving him a chance to win.   
      
    GD> I really hope your right Lee, you hear people say I'm so afraid of Trump   
    GD> wondering what he will do.   
      
   The EU is certainly scared of what Trump will do.  So scared it   
   chose to ratify the Paris accords on climate change now, so that   
   the US would not be able to change or cancel it.   
      
    GD> I hear that people refer to him as a loudmouth.   
      
   The EU is taking him seriously.  That is not just one country, but   
   a whole bunch of countries.  And there are others outside of Europe   
   which are also taking him seriously.   
      
    GD> I hear people say that he will start World War III.   
      
   China would thank us for taking out that pipsqeak in North Korea.   
      
    GD> To which I say liberalism is a form of brain dis-order.   
      
   FDR was a conservative.  First thing he did was declare a bank holiday.   
   One third of the banks remained closed forever.  The financial system   
   that had collapsed was put on more solid ground so that Americans could   
   return to work, building prosperity for themselves and their posterity,   
   giving us decades of economic growth.   
      
   Liberals have tried to claim FDR as their hero, not realizing that   
   FDR had no ideology of his own.  Had FDR been able to finish his fourth   
   term in office he would have introduced a new bill of rights, based on   
   his four freedoms.  He was about freedom of the individual, realizing   
   that all politics is local.   
      
   In other words, today's liberals have corrupted what liberalism is.   
      
    GD> Trump is right about the democratic policies is large urban cities, what   
    GD> have these policies done but fail these urban populations, with their   
    GD> schools, roads, economic development. He is very accurate in his comments   
    GD> about that subject.   
      
   What happens when individuals become so dependent on government   
   services that they can no longer afford to do things for themselves?   
      
   FDR created work programs.  These work programs were not handouts.   
   People had to actually do something constructive, so that all would   
   benefit.  It wasn't this one-way street that nobody has to do a   
   thing to get whatever you want.   
      
    GD> I want my President to have a voice and even raise it for good of our   
   nation   
    GD> and its people.   
      
   Trump is a nationalist.  Clinton is the opposite.   
      
    GD> I can guarantee you that the Iranians would not be holding guns to our   
    GD> service members heads, and The U.S.A. would not be providing 400 million   
   to   
    GD> the Iranians for anything.   
      
   Well, to be honest, that is John Kerry's fault.  Not Clinton's.   
   She left at the end of Obama's first term, turning over the reigns   
   to John Kerry so he could carry on during Obama's second term.   
      
   Now if you want to talk about Libya, yes, that was her fault ...   
      
    LL>> Clinton's entire campaign has been "anti-Trump"   
      
    GD> yeah it has.   
      
   Trump could do a number on her by getting his supporters in   
   New Mexico to vote for Gary Johnson, thus denying Clinton the   
   270 electoral votes she needs.  That would send things to the   
   House where Trump would easily win ...   
      
   --Lee   
      
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