Let's all take a moment and appreciate Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States

Breaker down of barriers, revealer of truths, political lightning rod

 

I'm being serious here, Donald Trump has revolutionized how we see the Presidency. He has shown us that anyone, literally anyone, can be President of the United States. I mean now we know that an idiot and a liar can get elected, so the idea that a socialist could never be president is ridiculous.

 

What else has 45 done? he's forced the DNC to take it's head out of it's ass...or at least name a comittee to getting it's head out of it's ass while trying to take as many selfies with Bernie as Possible.

 

-he's mobilized americans, especially young people like myself, better and faster than any politician could, and all he had to do was break our county

 

-he has revealed to america exactly what we can expect from Republican establishment, spineless, craven capitulation to anyone they think can get them votes

 

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