Leadership.
Management.
Placing the right people in the rights jobs.
Running a business and coming out ahead in a very competitive industry in, arguably, the most competitive market in the world.
But what he's absolutely best at is not being the same old glad handing, career politician scumbag.
The problem here is that you're used to listening to politicians whose only real expertise lies in pulling the wool over your eyes.
Sure, they can talk a great game because they've memorized a set of talking points handed to them by actual experts.
But what real expertise do they actually bring to the table?
Zero as far as I can tell, and judging by the condition this country is in (hemorrhaging jobs, on the losing end of every trade deal we've made since WWII, an evaporating middle class and more and more Americans falling in to a state of virtual penury every day, the collapse of the "American Dream", the exponential rise of an entitled minority who believe it is the governments' job to feed, clothe, house, and care for them, threatened by cave-dwelling Islamic savages to the point where my three-year-old has to walk through a metal detector to board an airplane, the continual erosion of Constitutional liberties, a veritable invasion by ignorant, uneducated, and impoverished illegal aliens, etc...) we really can't afford any more of the same.
The politicians you like can talk all day long about anything under the sun as long as their team briefs them about it hard and long enough.
They can put snake oil salesmen to shame.
But they've never actually done anything other than run for office and then promise you exactly what their focus group testing tells them you want to hear.
They'll shake your hand, kiss your baby, and promise to make everything right by giving you pork, or entitlements, or a tax break, or something, but they'll continue leading us down the same old road.
Do I think that Trump is the answer to all of our problems?
No. Absolutely not.
Do I like all of his stated policies, such as they are?
No. Absolutely not.
Do I think that Trump is actually going to be able to fulfill even half of his campaign trail promises, knowing that as president he'll have neither the power to unilaterally enact legislation nor to finance his many schemes?
No. Absolutely not.
Do I think that he represents a break from the entrenched class of political royalty, beholden to big money interests and party hierarchy, which has been destroying this country from the inside out?
Yes. Absolutely.
He's an absolute expert at not being a career politician, and for that reason he's got my vote and by all appearances the votes of enough other Americans that he's going to become our next president.
