Vote for a con man and you get conned. Learn before you vote next time, West Virginia.
This autumn I saw a disapproval of only 48% for the President in West Virginia. He can sing the hymn in church, only to act very different from the lesson offered in the sermon.
He may have suggested that if he became President he would do wonders for coal miners by doing wonders for mine owners. I think he cares as much about minders as he cares about stray cats -- nothing at all. I see a pattern in which the people who best know Donald Trump despise him, and that Americans are beginning to know him all too well. It's telling that his approval ratings have been consistently awful in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York, where he is known best for his personality. Ordinarily politicians fit the political culture of their home 'bases', but the more that a community resembles New York City, the more they dislike him. They know him as the landlord capable only of squeezing more rent out of them.
In the more rural parts of America he is beginning to sound like the obnoxious d@mnyankee city-slicker that he is. Maybe the word "Yankee" vanishes in such undeniably-Yankee states as Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa -- but you get the idea.
