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BlueK"The argument of people like Prager is that we know how Mrs. Clinton would govern if she were president: as a person of the left. In addition, sheâs an ethical mess. The Trump-over-Clinton crowd also argue that Mrs. Clinton is sure to nominate Supreme Court justices that will lock in a liberal court for a generation. Trump may do that, too, but he may not. He might put an actual conservative on the Supreme Court. At least the chances of getting some good things done are better under a President Trump than a President Clinton."
"I disagree with this bottom line judgment for several reasons. The first is that in considering those who run for the presidency, one needs to look beyond which candidate correctly checks the preferred policy boxes. That matters, but itâs not all that matters. And it may not even be what matters most."
"Judgment, wisdom, temperament, and prudence are the most important qualities by which to evaluate a potential president. Itâs obvious to me that Mr. Trump is not only temperamentally unsuited for the Oval Office; I think heâs quite dangerousâemotionally unstable, erratic, narcissistic, impulsive, cruel and vindictive. He is appealing to our darker impulses. Heâs also stunningly uninformed and shallow, at least on matters of policy and philosophy. Even when running for president, he has shown no interest in even acquainting himself with the issues, let alone mastering them."
It's really easy to come away with that opinion of Trump solely by listening to him speak unfiltered or by reading his tweets, and without an ounce of media interpretation.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2016/05/13/trump_supporters_are_wrong_not_evil_130550.html
"I disagree with this bottom line judgment for several reasons. The first is that in considering those who run for the presidency, one needs to look beyond which candidate correctly checks the preferred policy boxes. That matters, but itâs not all that matters. And it may not even be what matters most."
"Judgment, wisdom, temperament, and prudence are the most important qualities by which to evaluate a potential president. Itâs obvious to me that Mr. Trump is not only temperamentally unsuited for the Oval Office; I think heâs quite dangerousâemotionally unstable, erratic, narcissistic, impulsive, cruel and vindictive. He is appealing to our darker impulses. Heâs also stunningly uninformed and shallow, at least on matters of policy and philosophy. Even when running for president, he has shown no interest in even acquainting himself with the issues, let alone mastering them."
It's really easy to come away with that opinion of Trump solely by listening to him speak unfiltered or by reading his tweets, and without an ounce of media interpretation.

