So it comes down to who are you going to trust: the one that said he could do the job; got the job; had the overwhelming majority in both the House and the Senate to do the job; didn't do the job; got an unprecedented vote of no confidence at the mid-term
elections; persisted in doubling down on his failed programs to no avail for the remainder of his term; wants a second term, or someone who has a proven track record of accomplishment; years of experience in business and government efficiency and success; a comprehensive plan for restoration of American values and solvency; a man with a familiar American success story to tell, a man steeped in traditional American ways and means?
