One bit of news, I have found hopeful in the presidential race, has been that Trump is no longer leading republicans in Iowa.
I don’t want Donald Trump to be president because I believe a man’s character is more important than his policies. As it happens I seldom disagree with his policies, but I strongly disagree with his way of operating.
(See my blogpost on why I don’t want Donald Trump for President here.)
The best thing that could happen in America would be for us to learn from the success of the Trump campaign, but have someone else come forward to win the republican nomination and then the presidency. I have long expected that most of the Trump supporters know he would not make a good president, and will switch their allegiance as push comes to shove.
Learning the lessons means admitting that a great deal of people in this country, and especially those who are voting republican, want to see us return to a constitutional, conservative, and common sense approach to governing. Throw political correctness out the window, and let’s set about fixing the mess we are in—bring back jobs, secure our borders, and return to constitutional checks and balances.
The worst thing that could happen in America would be for Donald Trump to lose the not, turn independent and then hand the election to the democrats.
Charles W. Short 