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1. Trump is a visionary. He was against Iraq war from the beginning. Myself and my team worked incessantly to stop the Iraq war as I informed a then-powerful group of supporters on January 23rd 2003 at my East Coast Summit supported by Governor Mike Huckabee, Senator John Thune, Susan Terrell, Nelson Bunker Hunt (then Vice President of my humanitarian organization), businessmen John & Joe Gregory and about 50 others influencers.  As I predicted, the Iraq war cost the American taxpayer over $2 trillion dollars, killed at least 2 million people (tragically, mostly innocents), created millions of refugees, and unnecessarily cultivated more terrorist than the world has ever seen before.  This arbitrary and unnecessary war killed and maimed thousands of U.S. solders and the U.S. lost enormous credibility in the region and around the world.
   
    This created an ongoing disaster on the world stage. The Bible says that due to a lack of vision people perish. I say all of this based my 18-month peace negotiations between the George Bush team and Saddam Hussein – negotiations that would have successfully deposed Hussein without firing a single shot, which the White House knew.  Given the vision and thoughtfulness of Mr. Trump, the world would have looked much different today had he been in the White House.
2. Few can argue that Donald Trump is not gifted at creating jobs, and is therefore quite justified in saying that he would be "the best job creating president that God ever made." Millions of Americans need jobs and he knows how to do it – he's not an ideologue or an academic, he's a financial genius who employs many people. If any of the candidates can fix the debt problem and care for the economy, Trump is the one to do it, and far better than all of the other candidates put together.
3. Even though he may not always appear to be, Donald is a people person who genuinely loves the public. He has proven so in taking care of thousands of staff and otherwise providing for the poor. He may not be your typical religious person, but contrary to The Pope's assessment, he is a born again believer and loves Jesus.