Look, we are talking about who is most fit to be Commander in chief. Yes, they both have issues morally. They are both of the world system. But which morals are worse to deal with is the question that would make them unfit to be head of state. Also, who has a better understanding on the political policies and a track record in helping people in the political world? It is Clinton and not Trump. Yes, again, no politician is going to be squicky clean. But again, who is most fit to run this country with a cool head and or who is truly looking out for our best interests? If you have stars in your eyes for Trump, then go ahead and stay in bed with him (and his disruptive and ignorant attitude and his disrespect for other human beings).
But this is what I seen last night in being a careful observer of the 2nd debate.
I was very careful to observe this from Trump (that was very different than what Hillary had done).
1. Trump didn't answer the questions. He ignored the questions of the audience and the journalists.
Trump didn't address any of the audience members by name and or looked them in the eye like Hillary did. She actually talked to them whereas Trump ignored their question and jumped immediately to ranting like a child again in off topic discussion. This shows me that he really doesn't care about the people. He is only interested in his agenda alone.
2. Trump said that the sex tape was "locker room talk." This means that his apology is not a real one. He is saying it is okay to speak bad words as long as you say it behind closed doors within a locker room. Then he shifts to the topic of ISIS so as to change the topic because it is uncomfortable for him to talk about. He doesn't really see what he did as wrong. So he changes the topic quickly. One of the foundations of us being Christians is in being sorry for our sins. If you are of the Christian camp that says you do not need to have a Godly sorrow to be forgiven (Then just please ignore this and move on). Anyways, we know that the very foundation of our faith rests in being forgiven by God by us being truly broken or sorry about our wrong or our sins. Trump seems to have yet again trumped up on this. He has no real remorse over what he has done in regards to his view on women. There is no change with him. So if he treats women this badly, imagine how he is going to treat the rest of America. Are you seriously thinking this man is a better of the two evils? Seriously? If so, I would have to ask that you pray to God so as to have your moral compass re-checked.
3. In how Trump was going to deal with Islam-phobia: He actually said that they need to do something and not him. In other words, he doesn't care about such a thing. He wants there to be Islam-phobia. He wants to shut our borders to immigrants coming into this country. But what if you found your true love over in another country and you are going thru the process to bring her here? How would that make you feel? Granted, I am not saying we as a country should just let everyone in without a proper background check and that we should not monitor the most likely profile canditates for causing terrorism. But we as a nation are founded on us being immigrants in the first place. Yes, it is true. We are not a Christian nation. If it were closer to being a Christian nation, then believing in the Bible alone would be more encouraged and the rest of the religions would be discouraged (although they could still have the right to worship as they pleased freely). But even still, Israel did not allow for other religions. So if God was truly leading this country directly, there would be no other religion besides the one He lays down of course. But seeing that is not the case, we have to deal with the reality of this country in the state that it exists in.
4. Trump put down his own running mate by saying he disagreed with him on the Syria issue. But Trump did not actually say what he was going to do so as to help the Syrian situation. Clinton at least offered a few specific points or suggestions that could help that. Whether they were good ones or not is another matter. But at least she has a plan and the experience in dealing with these kinds of situations to go with that. Trump is a hot headed, bigotted business man. How is he going to truly help?
5. Trump threatened to see Clinton in jail. This just goes beyond the standard way we do justice here in America. He disregards taxes, the law, and the people.
Yes, there may be things you may not like about Clinton. But you have to be careful about what the Media says and what is actually true. But even if you were to look at the bad points by Clinton, they are nowhere near the problems and bad points that Trump has. If he were to lead this country, it would be a disaster. How folks can watch these last two debates and not see that is beyond me. This has now going beyond knowing how to read people. Trump has made himself openly look like bad yet a second time even more. I will pray for him and his salvation and that he never becomes president at any point in the future. He would be extremely dangerous for this country.
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