"The polls were wrong," agreed James Davis, a 46-year-old
African American pastor from Ohio wearing a suit and bow-tie.
"This is a working class revolution in America," said John
Fredericks, a radio host and Virginia state chairman of the Trump
campaign.
"The pundits don't understand it, the mainstream media doesn't
understand it. They don't talk to real voters," he said.
"They're simply talking to the same other elite people in their
wine and cheese and champagne echo chamber," he said.
This is probably going to be a trend in our world and won't be
the last time people do something like this. Many people are
calling these people stupid or unintellectual but that would be
akin to saying that almost 58 million people are stupid-and that
cannot be true.
The major issue is that people are clearly disgruntled with
democratic policies, and trump was able to identify better with the
intercities, who helped him lots in many areas rural to turn the
tide, but then again only time will tell whether he is able to lift
people's income without incurring huge debts-which is virtually
quite impossible.
Any leader would have to compromise, theres no right or wrong
solution especially for a country like US, any policy you do, there
will be benefiters and sufferers, so the case is how to make the
best compromise for everyone.
Ultimately theres no point protesting because people has elected
him to be president and protesting with violence (like what they
are doing now) is only ironic because it goes against the principle
of democracy that they so righteously stand for. To say how much
they value the second amendment and now protesting against the vote
of the entire nation is clearly irrational.
It does seem like we should give Trump a chance, at least he is
willing to work with Putin and some of the other leaders,
considering that the way is to work with them rather than shun
them, and we will grade him on his performance in another few
months to come!
