sad

 Reasoning Wins wrote:

It is sad but so crystal clear that Trump is targeting the uneducated voters who think with their passions and not their brains. 

The sad part is that these unfortunate people are such easy targets and he knows it.

He plays to all the things that the lack of education make obvious. The fear of the unknown, hatred of "the other" (xenophobia, misogyny, homophobia and a log list of many other passion triggers).

It seems impossible for them to see that all the things he claims will help them are in actuality against their best interest. They vote their heart-felt passions without using their brains to figure out that if Trump actually does the things he says they will be hurt even worse while the storied 0.01% will profit "Yugely". 

Thankfully I believe there are enough reasonable people left in this country that Trump will go down in flames come November. Only time will tell but I, for one, will continue to hope that Americans are much smarter than the ones that Trump is targeting. 

From same random saved document ~ 2015. I do not know who Wins is; I am guessing I meant this was his or her reasoning? 

Random

 Random from an old USB thingy.

“The judge, who happens to be, we believe, Mexican, which is great. I think that’s fine. You know what? I think the Mexicans are going to end up loving Donald Trump when I give all these jobs, okay?” (Curiel ~ who was born in the USA)

Trump:  "I was well known, but not really well known. After taxes, I would say I lost $3 million. And I got a billion dollars of free publicity."

“I’m going to open up our libel laws so when they write purposely negative and horrible and false articles, we can sue them and win lots of money. We’re going to open up those libel laws. So when The New York Times writes a hit piece which is a total disgrace or when The Washington Post, which is there for other reasons, writes a hit piece, we can sue them and win money instead of having no chance of winning because they’re totally protected.”

check link

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/trump-fires-veterans-military-service_us_57509590e4b0c3752dcd08cf?section=politics

 Asked by a reporter whether the airline takeover was boost to his ego, Trump replied, “Truthfully, it was great for the Trump ego.”

Trump Shuttle, which never turned a profit for Trump, was turned over to his creditors in early 1992, as part of the assets Trump had to sell to settle the first of three corporate bankruptcies.

Letter to Congress

 How many children and adults need to die before Congress will make laws regarding Well Regulated State militias?

State law can not violate Federal Law (except in the case of female liberty.) thus there needs to be a Federal Law to enforce Well Regulated state militias. 

Liquor sales are well regulated; vehicles and drivers' licenses are well-regulated; prescription drug sales, well regulated. The government well regulates just about every aspect of our lives, starting with birth corticates, ending with burial and death certificates. 

Why is it so hard to well regulate state militias? 

There does not seem to be any state militias; more apt: citizen militias. The Constitution was not written to give citizens the right to kill thy neighbor or slaughter children, concert goers, people watching parades, attending religious services, grocery shopping. 

Children should not have to grow up with active shooter lockdown drills, causing fear to go to school. How do parents reassure their children that they will be safe, when they are not assured themselves?

Japan is greater that the USA in stopping mass shootings of strangers. Surely the USA can do likewise?