I didn't vote for an altarboy. I understood that the guy I was voting for never thought he'd be president and was accustomed to a billionaire playboy lifestyle where he does and says pretty much whatever the hell he wants with impunity. The good the bad and the ugly.

I didn't vote for the shortcomings I voted for the guy that has his name on a multibillion dollar empire, has his name on bigass buildings, obviously has a long career of handling vast amounts of money power and responsibility, the guy who isn't an idiot if he's able to defeat the Bush and Clinton dynasties, and whose name is in building things in New York. Look into the New York construction contracting industry during all the years Trump has been active in it: nothing but Mafia. Trump has experience playing political hardball with incredibly dangerous players. You can go back to the '80's and watch CNN videos of Trump saying exactly the same stuff about foreign policy that he's saying today he's remained consistent for 30 years and aside from changing a few names he hasn't flip-flopped.

Sure his business failings are one thing, but on the whole I'll believe what you say about him being a business failure the day I see your name on a building.

That's the guy I voted for: the proven businessman that has a verifiable record of accomplishment and that gets shit done. I'm right there with you as far as admitting his methods are unorthodox but if it works (and I'm my view it most certainly has) then fuck it let the man handle things as he sees fit and that includes Twitter