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How Did Donald Trump Make America Good

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An American business mogul, investor, author, entertainer and candidate for the republican nomination for the President of the United States; Titles Donald Trump has earned throughout his lifetime through overcoming adversity through persistence. Born in Queens, raised by his father Fred Trump a real estate developer and his mother a Scottish immigrant. “He was a pretty rough fellow when he was small" said his father in an interview in 1983 which lead to the decision to put Donald Trump into military school which lead to him receiving “More military training than a lot of guys in that go into military” according to Donald Trump. Eventually graduating then going onto attend The University of Pennsylvania to study real estate and eventually follow …show more content…

These comments consist of but not limited to, accusing President Barack Obama of not being a citizen of the United States, his recent comment on a ban on Muslims from entering the country, and his very controversial stance on immigration that all contribute to the disapproval from his own party. The two most important issues in my opinion for a President is our foreign affair policy and our policy on immigration even though they may intertwine they are still two key factors that make America great. Donald Trump or “The Donald” as some may say has brought up these key issues but he has done this in a negative way through a very unprecedented way. He has “No Filter” that comes out as insulting, breeding paranoia, and even racist in some situations. Yet, he still rises in the GOP polls (given that it’s still early) due to the amount of hype he …show more content…

Zebra cakes is a popular snack from the company Little Debbie that is absolutely delicious when you eat them but eat too many and you get sick and tired of them. Donald Trump’s biggest weakness is also his strongest element and it’s publicity. Once he has received enough publicity possibly right before the primaries, his weaknesses will be exposed. Inevitably Donald Trump will resort to what he is best at which is being an entertainer. He will start to make humorous remarks and his supporters will be faced with realization that he is infact a

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