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Why I like Trump

Maybe it's none of my business as he is not my country's leader, but US is not to be ignored at all. His policies will have global effect, and will affect my investments and USD values. 

My simple man on street view is, he is more unpredictable and therefore he is stronger. He will make adversaries think twice before doing funny business. And that by itself is already a win.

I am glad to hear he is serious about controlling illegal immigration from south, just hope that innocent people are not hurt in the process, i.e. it should be fairly done. The substance abuse situation is out of hand in US I feel, I hope it becomes safer for my friends over there.



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