Trump's Character

David Horowitz takes to American Greatness to explain his defense of Donald Trump's character. Hat tip to Lucianne.com for the link. Horowitz concludes:

Has Trump kept his promises to his supporters? Has he stayed the course he set for himself of making America great again? That loyalty is the character trait that matters most in a leader, and should matter most in any assessment of Trump. He has taken great personal risks and incurred great personal costs. His reputation for example, was pretty good before he ran against Democrats and their media, who fueled an epidemic of hate portraying him as a racist and neo-Nazi.

I’m betting there isn’t another Republican who would not have wilted under these attacks. Who would have had the fortitude to stay the course, and keep his promises. That’s really good character. And it’s presidential.

Analysis: Mostly correct. Know a man (or woman) by the enemies he or she makes. Looking at Trump's repellant enemies, I say he is a diamond in the rough. Far from saintly or cautious, but with excellent instincts.