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[Dirk Munk]

Phillip Helbig (undress to reply) wrote:
> In article <FL3Hz.874872$VL3.854521 at fx13.ams1>, Dirk Munk <munk at home.nl>
> writes:
>
>>> Wasn't Carter's main problem that he didn't have a majority in Congress?
>>
>> It's a long time ago, but it seems to me Jimmy Carter was just to much
>> of a decent guy to be an effective president.
>
> Maybe, but the lack of a majority in Congress didn't help.
>
> He also demonstrated that one can have some measure of intelligence and
> still say "nucular".  :-|
>
>>>> A highly respectable Republican statesman like Colin Powell can only
>>>> describe Trump as "A national disgrace, and an international pariah".
>>>
>>> Colin Powell would have probably won the Republican nomination, right?
>>
>> No, the Republican party has been spreading so much BS the past years,
>> that a moderate and intelligent man like Colin Powell has no chance
>> against the bunch of extremist idiots we have seen as Republican
>> candidates. The Republicans have been stirring up their potential voters
>> to a level that they lost control all together, and so we got The Donald.
>
> Actually, Trump is not as extreme as some of the other Republican
> candidates.  Look at their policies.
>
I'm sure, Donald doesn't have any coherent plans. His points of view 
change by the day. With him it's all presentation, people love the way 
he talks and makes promises. None of his followers seem to ask 
themselves how these plans will become reality.