Donald Trump prides himself as the meanest, angriest, most vile presidential candidate in history. But the attacks he spews from his pie hole have no substance. He is unable to speak about issues; he knows nothing about serving the American people or about the workings of government.
Trump lacks the intellect necessary to engage in a true debate. He has a new enemy, and Trump is not anywhere near her league.
Elizabeth Warren will be viewed by historians as one of the greatest champions of the working class in history. Many Americans, myself included, had hoped that she would declare herself a candidate for the 2016 presidential nomination. However, she declined, as I suspected. She believes that she can be more effective in the Senate, and I concur.
“Donald Trump was drooling over the idea of a housing meltdown — because it meant he could buy up a bunch more property on the cheap,” Warren said. “What kind of a man does that? Root for people to get thrown out on the street? Root for people to lose their jobs? Root for people to lose their pensions?”
Senator Warren was speaking in Washington Tuesday, and much of her rhetoric included revelations about the real Donald Trump.
Trump stated that he supports the dismantling of Dodd-Frank, which would remove regulations which now force Wall Street to be more transparent in its financial dealings.
“Donald Trump is worried about helping poor little Wall Street?” Warren asked. “Let me find the world’s smallest violin to play a sad, sad song.”
“Can Donald Trump even name three things that Dodd-Frank does? Seriously, someone ask him,” she added.
Trump once again displayed his ignorance about the workings of government, as he attacked Hillary Clinton’s concurrence with Warren, and then made misstatements about the Senator.
“I’m a businessman, that’s what I’m supposed to do,” Trump said at a rally in Albuquerque on Tuesday night.
He also targeted Warren, calling her “Pocahontas” and accusing her of saying that she was Native American because “her cheekbones were high.”
“She is probably the senator that’s doing just about the least in the United States Senate,” he said of Warren. “She’s a total failure.”
Donald, I must inform you that you are the failure. You fail to speak for all Americans, and records prove that you have frequently failed in business. On a minor but offensive note, you fail to have knowledge of the English language. It appears that George W. Bush was your high school English teacher.
Trump’s biggest fail is that he is all talk and has no viable solutions for our nation’s serious problems; he is not a serious candidate.
Trump claimed that his lack of concern for the working class during the housing crisis was just ‘good business.’ Hillary Clinton questioned his claims regarding his questionable successes in business.
She noted that Trump has “experience with bankruptcy” and questioned how he lost money in the casino business.
“He’s bankrupted companies,” Clinton said. “I don’t know if that’s one of the qualifications of running for president, but I kind of doubt it.”
Trump has one serious problem; he cannot run for the presidency on his record. He has never served in government at any level, and there will be increased scrutiny regarding his business practices.
Op-Ed
By James Turnage
The Truth With No Restrictions 