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Graduation Speech: Is Trump The Next Antichrist?

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It 's a shame that people in my country is so hateful by chanting at #RNC2016 "LOCK HER UP." The only ones who actually do this are Dictators who love to lock up the opposition, the last time I checked we are a Democracy, not an opposition. Trump already have towers, buildings and golf course with his name on it. If Trumps wins in November I believe the next fours years will lead into a dictatorship. The reason why I feel this way is because Trump ego. He believes because his name is Donald Trump that everyone will bow down and listen to him. So my question is, " Is Trump the next antichrist?"

I understand he wants to make America Great, But you cannot make America Great by whining and bullying. I always watch the DNC and RNC but this is

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