Is Trump's real agenda to monetize the fringe right wing base?

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Final-Fan said:

fatslob, why do you suppose that Trump would have more reason to hide his tax returns than every president since Nixon? Revealing this data has been traditional—and routine—for decades for presidential candidates as part of showing the voters what they are all about. http://www.taxhistory.org/www/website.nsf/web/presidentialtaxreturns

You said, "I've done my research and I've come to the conclusion that Trump is not a politician so how exactly am I looking to put in another corrupt career politician when he isn't even one?"

Well, let me put it this way. You claim that Trump is not at fault for lying to those people in those letters because he never made a legal contract with them. ("In business, a man's word is of no guarantees. Only the legal contract matters.") Where is the legal contract he is making with America now? If he's made a career out of swindling the American public as a businessman, why should we trust that he's not going to swindle the American public as a politician?

Final, this is something that fatslob has no answer for.  I aske the same question stating that a businessman chooses to use underhanded tactics and that is a sign of the person character.  If Trump with use underhanded tactics in business then its no different going for public office.  If anything he would have a greater chance to institute policy that give him even more advantage in business.  The fact that he and his crew are looking to get rid of just about any and all regulations, agencies that keep corporations in check shows his end game.  The thing is, Trump as a businessman is known to lie to get what he wants just like his book "The art of the deal".  Its interesting that Trump gives you a blueprint how he do business, he tells you he is more than willing to tell you what you want to hear then reneged and people still follow along.