Mind the Gap | How Donald Trump runs his campaign like his business and reality show

There once was a country mired in a severe economic and social depression. The people found a populist leader who told everyone what they wanted to hear. He emerged as a very convincing leader who improved the economy. His country became very strong. They formed the strongest military in the world with the best trained soldiers and technology a generation beyond any other country. What was his name?
What most critics can’t or refuse to understand about Donald Trump is how his approach to problems differs from professional politicians. Trump is all about the deal if you read his bestseller Art of the Deal. He is not just a businessman who entered politics. He is simply a businessman.
He will say something preposterous to begin the negotiation. “We have to build a wall at the Mexican border. And make them pay for it.” The immediate reaction is, “He has to retract that statement!” But he doesn’t. That is how he negotiates his property development deals and hosts his reality show.
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His tirades represent conversation points, a negotiation starter. Build a wall? Maybe. Then, maybe not. But one thing is clear: there needs to be immigration solution. Ban all Muslims? Probably not. But you can bet he means there will be increased screenings. Trump is closer to the solutions that Americans want than most other candidates. Join the social media conversation and enjoy the most fascinating presidential race in American history.
If the US is attacked again – and I do think it will be attacked again – he has an excellent chance to be history’s accidental president.

Trump is unlike any politician in recent memory and people are responding positively to his so-called ‘incendiary’ and ‘divisive’ rhetoric. Actually, he is not a ‘professional’ politician. He’s a successful businessman and proud of it. For too long, the American people have put their faith in ‘professional’ politicians and seen their fortunes diminish and their debts spiral out of control.
