Get ready, America. Our collective dream of a Donald Trump presidency may soon be realized. The former Democrat continues to lead the Republican field, after the lamestream media assured us Trump would fade. Hillary Clinton is embroiled in a FBI investigation into whether she sent "top secret" information over her private email network, an offense that would place most everyday Americans behind bars. Socialist curmudgeon Bernie Sanders is beating her by seven points among New Hampshire primary voters, but he is unlikely to have the same appeal in a general election versus Trump, even though they agree on almost every issue.
Barring the late entry of a more formidable candidate such as Joe Biden or Mitt Romney, the country is barreling headfirst toward a Trump™ White House—what would be the classiest, most luxurious executive residence on the planet. A well-organized protest movement like #BlackLivesMatter might be able to put a dent in Trump's popularity, but would it really want to risk a physical altercation with a member of the WWE Hall of Fame? As Trump has made clear, "That's not going to happen to Trump."
Even his critics must concede that Trump's campaign platform of making the American Dream "bigger, better, and stronger than ever before" and forcing Mexico to pay for a wall on the border is, for all intents and purposes, politically flawless. Above all, Trump fights. The campaign process was designed to ensure that the best candidate rises to the top. That candidate is Donald Trump, and his election will prove, once again, that our system works.
Full disclosure: The author is a Trump campaign donor who wants to make America great again.*
*We're not kidding about this.