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Why Donald Trump Continues to Win

Trump, The Village Idiot
By Laura Miller

 All of the sane people in the world are scratching their heads trying to figure out why Donald Trump is ahead of all of the other Republican Presidential candidates in the polls. Here is the thing my good people, you all know you have an associate/friend, that's probably well off, that has a considerable amount of social disorders, AND diarrhea of the mouth? When they're out with you they're always good for a laugh, and they PAY FOR EVERYTHING.  Yes, this is Donald Trump. Captain Delusion, Senor Jerkface (Notice the Spanish there..) The guy you love to hate, but for Republicans, this seems to be the guy they want. Why? Because he's not a liar, he is a straight shooter and he's a millionaire (maybe billion, who cares). So of course this should be enough to run a country right? He doesn't believe in Planned Parenthood; he calls it an "abortion factory" , he wants to build a "giant" wall to stop illegal immigration (Kinda sounds like BERLIN to me but.. okay sure, and he SHAMES EVERYONE. (Fat shames, women shames, politician shames, shame shame shame). 

Here are some tweets I dug up so you can see how our favorite idiot gets down. 


Sorry losers and haters, but my I.Q. is one of the highest -and you all know it! Please don't feel so stupid or insecure,it's not your fault— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 9,  2013

Why is Obama playing basketball today? That is why our country is in trouble!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)November 6, 2012

Our great African American President hasn't exactly had a positive impact on the thugs who are so happily and openly destroying Baltimore!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)April 28, 2015



Yes people, this is the guy that is leading in over 13 percent of the polls for the Republican nod. I watched the republican debate last Thursday night, and the one thing I can say about the dog and pony show ... IT WAS A DOG AND PONY SHOW. I could get real deep about what the issues were and who spoke about them most fluidly, but truthfully, my LIBERAL SELF WONT BE DOING THAT. Anytime you watch a debate, and the candidates spend more time throwing shade at the current president, you know that regardless to if there will be any discussion on the issues, it will be very little. So if you guys really really want to hear more about what was actually said, I can do that.. just let me know. MMMKAY :)

 Remember ladies and gentlemen, regardless to if you plan to vote Republican, Independent, or Democrat, it is important to remain informed, even if listening to opposing sides makes you nauseous. Am I wrong about this guy? Like , comment, and share. 

 Be Blessed, Happy Tuesday. 

 Laura Miller
News and Politics 

 Founder of The SistaGurl Blog. The high priestess of realness. Political analyst only on Tuesdays. For more information, contact her at thesistagurlblog@gmail.com, and on Twitter @80sbaby_83.

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