The Los Angeles Times recently took a stand with an
editorial criticizing Trump. They recounted the all
too familiar critiques of him:

"He's inexperienced with "shamefully little knowledge
of issues facing the country. He's a racist and a
bully, with a temperament utterly unsuited for the job."
And so on.

They point out that it isn't easy to tell how much of
Trump's performance is merely shtick and how much is
real. His rivals are more rational they say, more knowledgeable,
understandable, and predictable.

They state that:

"We hope that we won't have to learn who the real Donald
Trump might be."

The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board decided it was time
to take a stand.

It's a scathing piece with a headline display "Donald Trump
is uniquely unsuited to be President."

They point out that most people have said it - from
politicians of both parties, economists, business leaders,
pundits, yet Trump continues to have his supporters.

The Washington Post confirms that much of the Republican base
has taken leave of its senses. They call it - misplaced
affection for a slogan-speaking cartoon character who
seems to utter whatever nonsense comes into his head and
one Republicans feel is their best chance of winning.

Winning in America for some seems to be the name of the game.
As it does in other parts of the globe.

Hopefully, some sanity will eventually prevail. Not only from
the American people - but according to the rule of law as well.

Now that Australia has shown what an appalling ally to America - our only hope against China - it is by refusing the request to send a ship to the Red Sea, and getting praised for it by Communist China, Australia had better hope like hell that Trump doesn’t get to be President, because he would surely punish us, as he did Europe, NATO and the UN last time he was in power.

The US has just finished the difficult task of convincing Congress that it should OK selling three nuclear submarines to Australia - something it has never done before, and Xi supporter and Communist pawn, Albanese, has shat in them.

The future of AUKAS itself could be in the balance, thanks to this moronic insult to our main ally. But, Comrade Albanese seems interested in 'no nuclear ships in our harbours' New Zealand's crawling for a military alliance because NZ itself doesn't have a defence force itself worthy of the name; more pathetic than Australia's, and that really is saying something.

The loonies love to rubbish Trump and talk about other countries to take their feeble minds off our own problems, and the morons in Canberra causing those problems.

If Americans want a Criminal president, made a criminal by the Democrats. Then, let the ballot box identify the state of the Nation. They have had convicted criminal presidents before, like Clinton. The USA is all about opposition parties making criminals.

Josephus,

What an inane bloody post.

"Then, let the ballot box identify the state of the Nation."

What on earth do you think they did at the last election you clown? And your idol tried to steal an election in response.

I haven't been keeping up with all the issues, but what I do know if that it was found that their was election interference in the state of Georgia. Trump should've won that state, and as such he may very well legitimately should be president.

As I understand it, there's no congress sitting over the Christmas break, but sometime after that there's going to be a big drama over the results of the 2020 election in Georgia.

mhaze,
I'm not convinced Trump will make it through either for the same reasons you outlined.

Lets say hypothetically he does become President again.
The question is will he drain the swamp this time?

The USA needs to do some serious self reflection, otherwise they're headed towards a civil war.
This Trump thing may end up causing it.