This explains Trump's popularity and success.

[Rattler]

A very well thought out explanation.

https://www.linkedin.com/content-guest/article/mayor-livermore-california-explains-trumps-popularity-julian-mccall?fbclid=IwAR2NCuvuZajib9vsZ-GgRWFT3a61SXi_qB1-L6Yu9jKTB90dYu6_Tu0tmT8

[wolc123]

I think a better explanation of Trump's success, is that he has embraced the Christian Agenda, while the Democrats have opposed it. That can be seen by just looking at just one issue (Abortion).  Maybe more folks (even non-Christians) would wake up if they could accept the simply-proven medical fact that "new" life begins at conception (1/2 of the "fetuses" DNA comes from the mother and 1/2 from the father).   

The number of "born" people that were murdered by Hitler and the Nazis in Germany was less than half of those "unborn" who have been murdered in the USA since Row vs Wade.  The "unborn" murders were even more evil, because the victims had no chance to escape.  I would love top see Trump get 4 more years.  The most important reason for that, is to further the Christian agenda, and get a bunch more Conservative judges in place.

The Devilratic party has a tough row to hoe.  Maybe they don't realize that this country is about 75% Christian, although that may explain why they are so eager to get more illegal immigrants in.  They can't win with "the cards in the deck" so they think it is time to bring in more from abroad.   

The references to Grant and Patton were interesting.  Clearly, much of those two's success came from their support of the Christian agenda.   Humans are flawed by definition, and those two certainly were (Grant drank to excess a time or two and Patton slapped a soldier).   Like it or not, we are stuck with "humans" as our leaders today.   Grant was clearly on God's side during the Civil war, which was fought to end slavery. Patton also certainly had His support (remember his prayer for clear sky's to facilitate air-support during the liberation of Bastogne in the battle of the bulge).  If the Devilrats think they can win without God, they have another thing coming.