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You know that guy you've know since grade school that lies about everything? That guy that says his dad knows this and that, his friend from another school does this and that.
At first you entertain it, even though you might not believe it, you go along with it because saying yes to your buddy keeps things cool.
But after a while, you know its fake, even though he's really convincing... you know its some weird fake story to seem relevant...
and after a while you just get tired of hearing the same lie, over and over again, the same random unbelievable story over and over again. You love him! but you know.
its been 2 months and Trump is showing his supporter he's that kid. You and I know he's full of shit since the beginning.
But not the trump supporter, no he probably lives in a house where his dad is a working class dude, he respects his dad, he trusts his dad, his dad has stories of the good ol days about making money and living in a country better than now.
he tells his son that this country needs a change, and we need to be as great as before, like when his dad was young.
The young trump supporter believes trump and he believes his dad, because promises of the eliminating the bad are good.
In time the supporter notices that trump says things, things that he whole heartedly believes... then he back tracks on them, as if they were not as important as before. he flip, flops.
but the trump supporter refuses to see it that way.... he's not wrong, he's not bad.
but after 2 months it get tiring, after 6 months it get rough, after a year it becomes exhausting, after 2 years it becomes exhausting and after 3 years it becomes an embarrassment.
At a certain point everyone will realize how old and useless trump excuses are and the guy who thought his dads was right, well that kid is now our now insecure American who feels the need for vindication for his dads heart break.
He's our very own... "______"