I think it is pretty obvious to anyone paying attention to my blog that I love President Donald J. Trump.  How did that come to be? How, as a normal person, do I know enough about him to feel that way?  Before DJT ran for the Presidency in 2016, I knew who he was but did not know much about him as a person. I did admire him as a businessman, because I was a fan of his hit show, 'The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice".   I knew that I wanted to work for him. I would watch the Apprentice and see the tasks that were assigned to the contestants to complete and then see them go into the board room and would anticipate the fight to come knowing that the weaker one was about to get fired. Something in me wanted to work for a man who was tough and who expected toughness from those who worked for him. I could see that it wasn’t just a fight for a job but it was a fight for what is right.  I am not an argumentative person unless I have to be to make a point or to stand my ground. When you are being attacked for doing the right thing, THAT is a great time to fight back and I always have.  I have always stood up for myself even to the surprise of some who thought that I was a pushover just because I am a kind person and treat others fairly. 


At first, I did not think much about the 2016 Presidential election because it was so early and I felt that I had plenty of time to see who was going to get weeded out.  But as time went on, I noticed that DJT was getting a lot of publicity. I became curious about him and there were some rumors starting up about him being a saboteur. So I began to wonder if he was trying to pull a Ross Perot and divide the vote so Hillary would win. I texted my friend and said as much. I pointed out the picture of the Clintons with the Trumps, looking pretty cozy and said that we might not be able to trust him.  
After I sent that text, I felt like I had judged him off of an opinion of another and not my own because I didn't know enough about him to even form an opinion and did not want to do that based on one photograph. I also noticed that the media and Hollywood had turned on him all of a sudden. It struck me as odd when they seemed to like him prior to him running on the Republican ticket.  I decided to go back and see what they said about him before he decided to run for public office.  When I looked him up on YouTube, I saw that there were several old interviews from years ago, so I watched those.  I also Google'd him and found that there were books that he wrote or had a hand in writing, or collaborated with someone to help write.  I decided to read his book called, 'The Art of the Deal' because what better way to get to know someone than to read their autobiography? I also bought a few books on CD by him and downloaded a few audible books from him. I could not find an electronic version of the 'Art of the Deal' so I read the paperback version and had to read it again, it was so interesting. That book really gave me an insight into his personality and his thinking. I realized that we have a lot in common in how we see the world and how we believe that we should treat people. While the world was calling him a bully, I could see that he was the anti-bully. He was the example to the one being bullied; how not to be bullied; how to fight back and not be a victim. Reading his book, I realized that I was never bullied in school because I never saw myself as a victim. Any time I was picked on, I stood up for myself and I stood up for the weaker kids. 

I looked into Trump's feud with Rosie O'Donnell and wondered why no one was pointing out that she was the one that started this feud with him and would not let it die out. The feminist movement is so disingenuous. Women want to be equal with a man but they are too soft to go toe to toe with a man in an argument. When a man busts a woman's balls like he would another man, she cries that he's mean and he hurt her feelings. Men don't have feelings; men are logical. There is no place in a man's world for feelings. Any woman who attacks a man should be prepared to get what he got in kind. In this day and age, a woman is way too comfortable being abusive to a man and then seems shocked when he returns the favor. That is what I like about Donald Trump, he gives as good as he gets no matter if it is coming from a man or a woman; he's no respector of person, as we all should be.  I’m not talking about physical violence or abuse. But I do believe that if a woman hits a man he should hit her back. Any woman with common sense knows that men have way more muscle mass than women and if she’s dumb enough to throw hands on a man she should be prepared when he hits her back. There should be no place in society for violence anyway. No one, and I mean NO ONE, male or female should ever be violent or physically attack another person especially over words. Again, anyone who is afraid or offended by words is a weak and pathetic person. 

After my research, I decided that I really liked Donald Trump and if I continued to see him in that way then I would vote for him in 2016.  The more I saw from him, the more I liked him. When I like someone, I am a very loyal friend. I have remained loyal to Donald Trump over the last 7 years because he has never done anything to make me question that loyalty. The whole world can turn on him and I won’t lose faith in him because what I see in him is not measured by his actions or the things that he says. I see his heart; his spirit and it is pure. I can’t say that about too many people. 

There are a lot of people who seem to be pure on the outside looking in but most people are good at pretending to be something that they are not.