He's had many unsuccessful business ventures and all he has to do is terminate them and he has enough capital that it doesn't matter to him.

Mr. Trump has well over 100 companies that run in black ink. He's filex bankruptcy on 4 Casinos, which he still owns and they never went out of businesses. From a business standpoint that puts him at above 97% success rate from the ground up. 50% of startups fold within one year. After 5 years the remaining that didn't fail only 20% are left.

So it wasn't his capital that saved those casinos, he restructured the debt and still pays for them.

And yes politicians are just like the uber wealthy. Anytime they pass a spending bill if the money runs out, they just raise taxes. There is no personal accountability.

It sounds very similar to what every politician has said for as long as I can remember.

I don't recall a politician ever saying I'm building a wall, securing the border, and making Mexico pay for it.

I don't recall any politician other than Trump when asked about ISIS say we are going to bomb the shit out of them.

I have never heard a politician say we are losing on every trade deal and I will fix that.

I have heard many times that the richest 1% will pay their "fair share" even though for decades their taxes haven't changed including under Obama.

Trump says much different things then I've ever heard.

I just don't know if he has the same priorities of the other 99% of the people in the country.

There is no politician that matches 99%, none. You know his platform, build a wall, fix trade, end wars, lower taxes, and reform healthcare.

That's good for at least 80% of us.

Business is different than politics.

Yes, but their parallels are very much the same. Can you tell me specifically what is different about running a country than running a large company?

What would Trump be facing that he wouldn't be able to figure out or consult with others to make the right move?