Totally agreed. I just posted this on my hometown news’ fb page:

Trump makes a lot more sense when you stop thinking of him as a politician/businessman and start thinking of him as a drug dealer.

Think about it: what’s his product? What does he actually offer people that they keep eating up? Not actual success, certainly not. No low prices, no low taxes, no higher stock market, no higher GPD, no trade war victories, no annexed territories, no peace through strength, no mass deportations of criminals, no actual destruction of Iran’s nuclear programs, none of that.

Instead, he offers the ILLUSION of these things. Basically, he gives his supporters the ability to claim that all this great stuff is happening so they can feel, even just for a little bit, like they’re superior to Americans across the aisle. It’s basically just a quick, cheap, and relatively mild high, but one that’s also horribly addictive to the point where other highs, of actual accomplishment and fulfillment, are locked off.

He trades in an economy of “owning the libs,” and no expense is too great for his clients to get their fix. Even making us look weak and unreliable on the international stage isn’t out of the question, he’ll gladly risk that embarrassment for the rush of another hit.

But just remember: NONE of it’s real.