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GIVE TRUMP A CHANCE AMERICANS URGED.




It is obvious: Americans are heading for a final showdown with their tweeter loving President Donald Trump.  They are not letting up their insults despite the fact that the target is no other than the President of the United States of America! Daily, on major news channels, no effort is spared by chagrined public figures to pummel their President, calling him names such as “liar” “unfit”, “inexperienced”! But he has continued to show restraint, apparently for some unclear reasons. “It is shameful to see these public figures hurl abuses at their president’, declared one Richard Brume, an ardent Trump supporter. “They shouldn’t do this “said another observer, pointing out that “Americans should have more serious issues to contend with than castigating openly the president of the most powerful nation in the world.” “I can’t believe it; sometimes, I feel like throwing up when I watch CNN and hear what they say about this man Donald Trump”, disclosed one Marylyn Ogeh. “Somehow, they should get around this and face other issues”. The lady wondered why Americans don’t feel naked doing this; “it is not right”, she says. But now the crunch is set for the approaching 2020 Presidential election where Trump, as expected, is a major contender.  But Donald Trump is not about to be undone; he too has deployed the dirtiest of language to hit back at some perceived critiques using some of the harshest words. For instance, he referred to the majority black district of Baltimore where democrat, Elijah Cunnings presides over as “rodent infested”.  To the four Congress women who dared to challenge him, Trump, expressing hatred told them “go back to your rat-infested country”!





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