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LOL.

I hear you :)

I never watched any of his reality TV stuff either.

There was a brief window of time where I didn't feel completely disenfranchised by a system that hated me.

Around that time I had read "The Art of the Deal", which I later learned was ghost written.

What I took from that book at the time was that Trump seemed to thrive on making tough deals and resolving situations in a manner that everyone felt good walking away from, which seemed to me at the time as a man who had something to give offering his service to his fellow man.

That resonated with me.

There were a few other things here and there, such as an acquaintance relating to me that her husband was saved by Trump allowing veterans to seek care outside of the VA system, etc.

As awesome as things seemed to be going, he managed to disappoint me in many ways prior to the current pretendisent coming to power, such as marrying most of his kids off to kikes.

So, yeah... as naïvely optimistic as I tend to be, the feeling didn't last very long.

I am inclined to agree.
When I heard the right words at the right time, I consciously decided to buy-in to the idea.

I still like "America First" as a thing. Trump, however, definitely let me down. If everyone else wasn't knee deep in chinese spies, he'd need to be "fired" already. I'd see him have another go, but he would have to generate pretty amazing results, which seems unlikely.

So the only thing I ever liked about him was when he said "America First" was important. I liked that, it did not pan out well.