I disagree. People are living ever complex lives, and he would be knocked for not appearing to know specifics. He says he'll bring back manufacturing jobs and fight for the common man, none of his plans help us. His tax plan is a cribbed version of what 17 other people said, but somehow more regressive. He proved he doesn't understand how debt of nations are not dischargable (unless you want the dollar to be worthless like Mugabe's fiscal policy). He hasn't proven to be able to be an adult to adversity. He chose to slack off and was over confident for the debate, got baited and verbally thrashed, blamed everyone but himself, then started ranting on Twitter, which didn't work with the Khans either. I'm not a huge Hillary fan, believe me on that. But short of her going full exceptional individual and rantung for days, I'm more willing to begrudgingly vote for her.
Maybe I'm missing something. I won't defend her stupid decision to use a private email server (though the Powell leaks do suggest this is more common than just her). I watched and read the reports on Benghazi. A GOP Congress couldn't nail her for it despite 4 years of probing. The government failed, again as it did during the Bush administration, to protect our people abroad. That's a series of management fuck ups and indifference from the State deptartment to Congress, and the White House. Arming the Syrians and air raids in Tripoli were also fucking stupid.
But I agree with Clinton on a slew of issues that Trump neither addresses or cares about. We DO need to reinvest in the workforce (public college not requiring six figures for a B.S. degree, adult training programs, incentives for companies to train more people as interns) we need to abandon use of coal and oil in favor of pioneering better renewable energy sources, our roads will cost 1 trillion dollars just to repair and update, not factoring costs of fuel and time production time lost due to detours. It will cost us 3 trillion if we include dams, bridges, rails, electrical grid, and water and sewer lines. The ACA protections it gives people is essential, while the exchanges are shit and need a rework. We must not fool ourselves that repealing it, and sinply allowing busnisses to operate over state lines will fix anything. Itsm a GOP load of nothing that hurts everyone but big pharma and private insurance companies. Trump offers me nothing that I see helping us or our allies long term. Clinton has something, as dubious as I am.
So what am I missing? I gave you my piece and view. What is it that any of you see Trump fans see in him after close to a year of this? I would love to get your take, since shouting eachother down doesn't help anyone
