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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet
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Tbqf, both presidencies could be potentially damaging to our national security. They both will likely divide the nation further and this could weaken our standing abroad (and further empower terrorist ideological forces such as ISIS).
Trump is all impulse, no self-control which will have the worst result. What he has done to the atmosphere of this country in the past 1 1/2yr can't remotely compare to what he could do in 4yr as president. Whether you agree with his views or not, he has no limits when it comes to protecting his fragile ego. I wouldn't put it past him to start ghetto 3AM Twitter wars with other nations and their "departments"... ISIS and other groups that don't fall in line with his rhetoric will use this to their advantage to pull apart at the country. We've already seen a surge in countries/interest groups hiring trolls on the internet to write blogs/make commentary on the internet to increase the public's resentment towards our own government.
I figure it will happen one of two ways...
Either Trump will say or do something abroad that will get us in a world of trouble.
Or the disease will start from within, he will damage the public's trust and faith in democracy... which makes it ripe for our foreign enemies and other malicious groups to come in, fan this controversy and further divide the nation and cause chaos.
Granted, Hillary could do the same as well if she were to make some terrible decisions and then act in secrecy. She will lose the public trust and she already is disliked by much of the population. However, Hillary is at least self-aware enough to know when to shut her mouth and to handle these divisions in a sensitive manner. Sensitivity and self-awareness doesn't even seem to be in Donald Trump's vocabulary.