\nWith unemployment and crime very low, why are some voters seemingly unhappy with Trump?\n<\/p>\n
\nDonald Trump is not a politician: he doesn’t just say what people want to hear. Rightly or wrongly, I think he’s in the habit of saying what he believes true, regardless of whom he might displease.\n<\/p>\n
\nIn the 70s, most people, I recall, were more likely to say what they thought without filtering it. Today, almost everyone’s a politician.\n<\/p>\n
People can say all the right words, yet leave problems unhelped. Perhaps America is fortunate to have the problem it does – a president who’s less political, but who brings low crime and low unemployment. \n<\/p>\n
Have a good weekend:)<\/p>\n
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