Am I alone in wondering if the smoke show Trump is boiling up is a wonderful screen, hiding all the ills that Clinton sidesteps?

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Just think of it. Trump is such an amazing spectacle of contrast to the practiced and polished politics of Clinton, that ideally for her, he overshadows all of her less presidential features, making her the obvious sane choice. 
Given a real presidential candidate, with moral strength, political prowess, and an above average background in public service, and both of these would be  presidents would be jailed. 
Is it possible someone in the wings might even now, late in the game, fill that bill?

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I followed Trump from way back around 1986 or thereabouts, and every few years, 
he was interviewed by someone asking if he would run for president.

Why was that?  Why were they asking him, and asking him?  For the longest time,
Trump said 'no' and meant this.  It wasn't hard to see this.

Then around 2002?  Which is BTW, 16 YEARS later!....they are still asking him, and 
now he begins to say he doesn't want to and just hopes there is someone he
could vote for that he feels all right about.

Fast forward to about 2006, 4 more years, and he says that maybe he would if
nobody comes forward.

So we have the media pushing him, asking and asking....why?

And we have Donald who says it like it is....not wanting this.

So I believe he got fed up with what he saw and 'went for it'.
But as you say he is not suave (understatement) and the contrast hides who
the other person is.

I don't find him needing jail time at all, but courses on not blowing up.

The current president would like to continue on.   
And is well liked....whatever that means.

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Am I alone in wondering if the smoke show Trump is boiling up is a wonderful screen, hiding all the ills that Clinton sidesteps?

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