I get why people find Trump's tone off-putting, that part seems fair. But I still don't think that alone makes him a bad president. He seemed to fight for regular folks, and that gut feeling is enough for me.

That's a fair point about him getting richer, and honestly I don't know how to answer that. Still, my gut says a president can be rough around the edges yet still push for people who feel forgotten. I guess that matters to me.

Imagine a guy at a rally who never cared about politics, and suddenly he feels heard. That seems like something, right? I admit your point about him getting richer is fair, and I can't really explain it. My gut still says he fought for forgotten people.

I am not sure what you mean about who is president, but picture a struggling town where people felt forgotten and then someone finally speaks to them. That is why I cannot call him bad. I admit the getting richer point is fair and I cannot explain it.

I never meant to insult anyone, just point to a town where folks feel ignored and someone finally talks like them. That still feels like fighting for people. I know the getting richer point is fair and I cannot explain it, so my gut stays there.

That is a fair point, anyone can talk like that, so I guess I cannot really explain why his version mattered more to me. I just feel like he did fight for forgotten people, and that gut feeling is still where I land.

Fair, I keep drifting, and I get why that's annoying. For me the question is whether forgotten people felt someone was finally on their side, not whether he was polished. You're right anyone can talk like that, so I can't really explain it. My gut still says he did fight for them.