1. Trump said nothing substantive in that interview.
2. The liberally biased media wants Trump to be the GOP nominee, because it guarantees the Democrats the White House.
Again, I understand where all the hoopla over Trump is coming from. we love to hear people say the things we've been thinking or feeling. "At last! Someone who understand me!" Or, I could liken it to a comedian who consistently makes me laugh: He/She says what I think, in a politically incorrect way. Enter, Donald Trump. Like the comedian, he allows some of us to release the thought or observation, air it out and then move on.
Perhaps move forward, to a better or more grown-up place. >>ahem<< >>cough, cough<<
And it is no accident the liberally biased media promotes the guy as actually having more than diddly-squat for answers. They want the GOP to be seen as the people who follow the jerk. That makes us jerks, too. So they promote him -- like David Gregory did in that interview, without pointing out he didn't say anything.
Here's the thing: You guys might admire the guy who starts the bar fight, because the jerk he punched out deserved it. But you're not going to want to party with the brawler and make him your best friend. One, you don't really know him, and two, most of you aren't like that.
We don't think the guy who escalates the bar fight is a leader. We prefer the guy or gal who has the maturity, strength, and character to step in and stop the bar fight. We want to follow and support the person who convinces actually finds answers instead of causing problems.
This isn't the first time something like this has happened. There have been a lot of outlier candidates who explode on the scene like a shooting star. Remember Gene McCarthy. George Wallace. Pat Buchanan. Jesse Jackson. Howard Dean? They all flamed out before the second primary.
Be prepared to add Donald Trump to that list.
