Originally Posted by Guest

Wow, you really seem to have a problem with resisting the temptation to insert your dissatisfaction instead of just leaving. Why is it that those that do not agree insist on telling us that TOTV is terrible and that Villagers are racists and bigots? And then you complain if someone doesn't agree with your statements. Wow, again!

There is NO requirement for your type to submit input to this forum daily in order to stay registered. If you don't like it here, no one is forcing you to participate. Why is it that if liberals do not like something, they insist on having it banned from anyone else? If you don't agree with/like church, then don't go. Don't have it shut down. If you don't like guns, then don't purchase one, etc.

Do you really think that you are garnering sympathy from anyone by claiming that these forums are not fair and that they give The Villages a bad name? Are you also one of those that claims that STD's are running rampant in The Villages?

SO, thanks again for diverting the subject from from the title of the thread "Make America Great Again?"

My comment on this subject is that anything should be an improvement over the last 8 years. America was a nation that received a lot of respect at one time in the past. Since Obama (dare I use his name without causing a flood of tears?) our nation has appeared weak and fractured. Obama seemed to wish to focus more on climate change and making excuses for radical Islam than our economy. He focused more on local issues, agitating racial tensions than practicing/encouraging unity, and national loyalty/patriotism. I doubt anyone will really be disappointed when they see him leaving the White House permanently.

Trump wishes to Make America Great Again. Regardless of his version or image of what "great" is, I am looking forward to his attempt. He has already shown his support for our military and law enforcement members. He doesn't disparage them like Obama or HIllary. He is already an improvement over what we have had to endure for the past two terms.