[TheRealThing]

I do not equate being rude, arrogant, and loud with being honest. I see no evidence of Trump being as honest as most of the candidates running against him. In fact, I think Trump's entire campaign is built on a platform of dishonesty. He is not who he claims to be and, if elected, he will not do the things that he promises to do. I may be wrong, but that is my assessment of Donald Trump.

Confessing to bribery as a claim to moral high ground is not a persuasive argument. Trump will continue to use legal bribery in the future because it has worked for him in the past. The difference, as I have said before, is that he will not be using his own money to buy politicians - the money will be our's.

He didn't say he bribed anybody. He said that politicians come to him asking for money. And when they do, they feel beholden to him for his having given it to them. They are thereafter, highly attentive to what he has to say. Sorry, but I'd still call that honesty.

And you said, you don't know he is not who he says he is, or that he will not govern as he says though, I am certain that you feel strongly about it. Perhaps your powers of discernment are superior to mine and you are therefore right about all of this. Time will tell. This business all got very personal to me when I noticed the media become the swamp it is today. That is when the American voter became a manipulated entity, and when I realized the level of dishonesty which permeates the media and the federal government. I am not about to let the National Review or anybody else tell me what I think ever. I loved the way Trump took on the media. At any rate, the truth is out there to be had if one cares to be diligent enough to glean it for himself.