I find the vitriolic hatred for
President Trump absolutely amazing and worth discussing. Donald Trump came into
public prominence during the 1970’s, as much for his flamboyant lifestyle as
anything else. He was a creation of the media – until he was not. The national
press fawned on his every move – celebrated his wins and losses, compounded an
already bigger than life character into a media superstar.
Mr. Trump published several best-selling books. He was celebrated
for his philanthropy and well respected both in NY business circles and NY
“high society.” NY media was filled with photos of Donald Trump with Black
politicians and celebrities. Over the years, he was publicly acknowledged for
his philanthropy. Here is a partial list of the awards he has received over the
years:
National
Jewish Hospital's Humanitarian Award (1976)
Jewish
National Fund's Tree of Life Award (1983)
Ellis Island
Medal of Honor (1986)
Freedoms
Foundation's President's Medal (1995)
Muhammad Ali Entrepreneur
Award (2007)
Unicorn Children's Foundation's
Shining Star Award (2008)
Palm Beach Police Foundation's Palm
Tree Award (2010)
Lois Pope LIFE
Foundation's Presidential Hero Award (2011)
The Algemeiner's
Liberty Award (2015)
Marine Corps–Law Enforcement
Foundation's Commandant's Leadership Award (2015)
The Friends of
Zion Museum's Friends of Zion Award (2017)
20/20 Bipartisan Justice Center's
Bipartisan Justice Award (2019)
Donald J. Trump – celebrity, media personality,
business mogul, best-selling author, TV star, and philanthropist; well liked by
the media and the American people, until the moment he announced that he was
running for president as a populist, nationalist, conservative Republican with
a promise to “drain the Swamp” and to “Make America Great Again”.
In that one moment, Donald Trump went from being a
well-loved, popular American original to being a racist, Fascist “threat to
Democracy.”
Any serious observer of American politics must ask,
what was there in Mr. Trump’s announcement, and in his positions, which caused
such an immediate and vicious reaction to Donald Trump running for president?
What was it that he said that so enraged the mainstream media and the
established Ruling Class? Was there really anything that he said that triggered
the full-on onslaught? Or was it simply that he openly, and harshly criticized
the “status quo,” that he dared to point out the obvious – that America
was being choked to death by globalism, “progressive” liberalism, unfair trade
deals, endless foreign wars, and out of control spending?
Or was there something deeper, some formless fear of
something that they did not understand, but feared at the foundation of their
beings? You see, I genuinely think that the Progressives, Democrats, and their
shills in the mainstream media sensed right from the start that Donald Trump
could connect with the American people in a way that no other politician since
Reagan has been able to. For all of Mr. Trump’s wealth and “glamour,” he has a
connection to the people. Mr. Trump intuitively understands us, respects, and
appreciates us. From that first announce in Trump Tower, Mr. Trump has spoken
directly to use, to quote from Don McLean’s “American Pie,” “in a voice that
came from you and me.”
There is nothing radical in President Trump’s policies
and agenda. He wants America to be safe, to be prosperous, to be treated fairly
by the rest of the world, and to be respected. He understands that there are
limits, some set by the Constitution, others set by practicality, to what the
Federal government can, and should do. Mr. Trump understands that governments
must reflect society rather than be trying to modify society.
President Trump has a much better understanding of
economics than do most politicians. He knows that debt is harmful to the
economy. He knows that lowering taxes – to a point – always generates new
revenue. Mr. Trump is a master negotiator. He starts with sometimes ridiculous
sounding positions and then negotiates to close to what he wanted to begin
with. This approach has worked wonders with the tariffs and has resulted in
better trade deals and a tremendous amount of new, foreign investment in
manufacturing facilities in the United States. All of which will generate jobs
and cash flow for American workers.
The Ruling Class can only exist as long as the American
people remain unaware of their existence and their real intent. President Trump
presents a real and present danger to the Ruling Class simply because he speaks
to us – and for us. He understands the American people and is standing up for
us. The Ruling Class must crush the threat the President presents if it is to
survive.
The Ruling Class and their media allies are attacking
President Trump because he is us and they hate and resent us. They cannot
maintain their power and the wealth that they are pillaging from us if we have
a spokesman and a “champion” fighting for us. They must destroy President Trump
or lose the power that they have taken from us.
So, make no mistake, it is not Donald Trump that they
hate and fear, it is us that they hate and fear – he is simply in their way.