Hillary Not So Clean, But Stable and Experienced
Why are so many people asking which Donald is going to show up? Such a question begs the answer in the form of a question. How many “Donalds” are there?
It would appear that Donald White is the dominant personality, while Donald Black just recently appeared on scene courting the African American voters – by past statements – it clear that Don Black lurking around in his head a long time ago. But he usually manifest as a Black woman.
Now, Donald Mexican sometimes shows up as a self-loathing Mexican in the form of some of Donald White’s surrogates.
Whenever, Donald White shows up in the form of a Mexican-American, he won’t hesitate to share Donald’s mindset that if Mexican-Americans aren’t kept in check, sooner than later America will have a Taco Truck on every street corner.
That is Donald Exorcist speaking with a Latino accent
Not only does Trump manifest the worst of human nature, in person, he somehow causes his surrogates (Black, White, Latino or Muslim) to reveal either hatred for other races or ethnic groups or to display self-loathing for their own ethnicity and heritage.
As is the case of a group of Black ministers that support him is known for. They say some of the most heinous things about African Americans on behalf of Donald.
So while it is clear that Ms. Clinton has made a few mistakes in the past, in terms of her email saga… she has admitted to her missteps and apologized for them. She is of a contrite spirit, which makes clear that she learned her lessons well.
On the other hand, Donald’s many faces and personalities cannot learn, refused to learn or take responsibility for any of their behaviors or actions.
With the kind of job (foreign and domestic) experience that Hillary brings to the job of presidency of the United States, had she been a male?
She would have been a shoe-in, hands-down. And an ill-bread, misfit and incompetent person with so many faces of a Donald Trump would not even be standing next to her on the stage of competition for the presidency.
Writer: John Wainwright
