Azubuike24;1823672 wrote:On thing Trump isn't...stupid. He knows how to win...and he took this challenge as a business challenge.
He stole this election. He drew up a brilliant campaign that made history. Support him or not, he defied the odds from the minute he entered "politics."
It's the same as saying anything, doing anything, pandering to anyone, etc...to get a job you want. I think much of the egotistical stances, outlandish ideas/statements and overzealous appearances he showed, was simply to give himself the best chance to WIN.
I didn't vote for him, but again, he's not stupid. If he doesn't unify the country and at least get some of his detractors to give him a fair shake, he's not going to accomplish anything and fade away in 4 years.
Why won't this happen? Unlike other presidents, who as part of their motive for wanting the job is personal fame and wealth, this isn't Trump. His "wealth" is going to come with being able to make history by rising from the underdog spot, winning the Presidency and then actually wanting to leave office with some credit. Someone with an ego like him, who isn't in it to get on TV or become wealthy, likely has this as his top priority. Guess what? He needs more than those who voted for him to accomplish this.
Yes. As a dem I am ready to accept that Trump through years of connecting with people...WWE, etc. just had his finger on the pulse....
Markets expecting a fiscal stimulus that will make the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act look small.
I am ready to give trump the benefit of the doubt.