Short Version: He irradiates confidence, and feed's off people's anger and frustration, creating minorities as the catalyst.
Long Version:
I don't see Trump as confident. I see him as insecure and needing to push off his insecurities by belittling everyone around him. I just don't see any appeal to him at all.
For starters, look at him.... I'm not saying any of the other candidates were mildly attractive, but he looks like he baths in cheeto dust, and I won't even go into his damn hair. (I wonder if that' human hair...if it is, I think he needs to find a new donor. =/)
Aside from the fact that he looks like a clown dressed in a suit that does nothing to flatter him, the faces he makes are nightmare inducing. But, looks don't make a president so I'l move onto my next issue with him; his speeches.
The man claims he's very smart, (The fact that he uses very so often proves that false.) yet his sentences are so choppy you could probably ride them with a jetski. And his points? I can never find them! Whenever he makes a speech I feel like my head was just spun around and I'm back where I started with no idea where it was going to begin with. The only thing I've gotten out of anything he's said so far is building a wall, torturing the families of terrorists, the little man is paid too much, and that we need the rich to be great again (Which I translate to major tax breaks for the big corporations). If it weren't for news articles and other people translating what he says, I'd have no clue what his plans our, because all I hear whenever he talks is "We're going to make this country great again" with no plan on exactly how that's going to happen.
Then I see things from the international community, and there are people in England and Ireland offering to take in whatever American that has a brain that wants to escape Trump's future reign of terror, and Canadians joking about building walls and making Trump pay for it. Like it or not, the world needs the U.S, and the fact that people are choosing a leader that other countries are terrified of does not inspire much confidence in me.
However, there are some things I do agree with. We do need the rich, but we don't need them how Trump means. We need them to stop acting like greedy fuckers who send jobs overseas and tuck away half their fortune in offshore accounts so they're not paying taxes. We need the rich to realize that their money is coming from every day people who buy their products, run their companies, and do all the work that they don't do. The rich don't need tax breaks, that's been done before and it did absolutely nothing to help the country grow. We need them to act like they are a part of this country, not that they ARE the country and we're here to serve them. I'd like to see how they'd react if one day everyone working underneath them suddenly stayed home, and did nothing but read a book.
My problem with Trump above all else is that he's making our citizens look like hate mongering assholes without any intelligence. Point out the fault in Drumpf's ideas and all you get as a retort is 'At least he's not Hillary' or just flat out insulted. I have yet to have a Trump supporter come up with a halfway intelligent answer for why they support him which can't be ripped to shreds with facts. 'He's a good businessman!' No, he's not. He's filed for bankruptcy multiple times and any venture he's put his name on has failed miserably. 'He's a patriot!' Again, no. If he was a patriot than why is he dividing the country? Why does he have factories in other countries? If he's a patriot, why aren't his products made in the U.S? No one can give a decent reply to any of those except to call me a socialist and tell me to fuck off.
A part of me hopes that Anonymous does dig up some dirt that makes the man ineligible to run. Anything at all that will open people's eyes and see that he's not this country's redemption, but it's doom. Sadly, I think that he could be exposed as a child pornographer and people would find some reason to excuse his behavior. People do stupid things when they're angry at the system, but in this case they're screwing us all with their inability to look past their frustrations and see the truth.
