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Originally Posted by Toy Santa
He is a politician in the sense that he is currently (heavily) involved in politics. It's a bit pedantic to say that he isn't one. A politician doesn't necessarily need to hold an elected or other professional position... certainly not if they are quite clearly a major influencing factor, which Mr Troomp obviously is.
So, he is a highly influential figure with a massive national platform in the US, and a further reaching international platform as well. With that in mind, it's not really all that ridiculous for people - especially other politicians - to be "outraged" by what he has "just said" and the potential consequences of those opinions when they are not simply said but shouted so loudly from a world stage. This especially applies to politicians who are perceived as generally "leaning the same way". I can see exactly why they'd be angry and keen to express the fact that he does not speak for all republicans (and kin).
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well he isnt a politician is he, he is a property magnate having a foray into politics.