Erica Grieder writes a blog for Texas Monthly.
She is highly opinionated, which is why I enjoy reading her blog. She doesn’t hide her disdain for Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald J. Trump.
She writes: “My contempt for Donald Trump is admittedly sincere and abiding, but I suspect that even observers who take a more temperate view of the man might agree that the Republican Party’s decision to accept him as their presidential nominee is a calculation that could haunt them for years.
Here is more of what she wrote about Trump’s candidacy: “Trump is GOP nominee for president. His opponent, in the general election, will almost certainly be Hillary Clinton. He is technically qualified to hold the office, should he win 270 electoral votes, as he was born in the United States and is over the age of 35. At the same time, Trump is an uninformed and emotionally unstable plague who has, over 70 years of life, proven himself incapable of wielding any form of power without immediately looking for some ham-fisted way he can leverage it to serve his profoundly fragile ego.”
Here’s the entire blog posted on the Burka Blog website:
http://www.texasmonthly.com/burka-blog/greg-abbotts-trump-problem/
She writes that Gov. Greg Abbott is backing Trump even though he knows Trump is a phony and a fraud.
Back to one of the points in her paragraph that I shared with you here.
Trump’s candidacy is not built on a commitment to public service. It is built solely on his monstrous ego. Listen to what he says about his supposedly immense wealth, about his “world-class business” ventures, about the women in his life, about his singular plans to “make America great.”
Public service? It’s a foreign concept to this guy.
Say what you will about the ills of the nation — which I believe have been grossly overstated by Trump and those who have glommed on to what passes for this fellow’s campaign message.
We must do better than elect an entertainer with zero experience dealing with a government he now proposes to fix. He has no template from which to pattern whatever he intends to do.
If he intends to repair the government, someone needs to explain to me what he intends to produce.
Does this guy have a clue about anything that resembles an understanding of the massive governmental machine he intends to operate?