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I read/ hear statements like this all the time and don’t understand the fear behind them. Of course there is always a bit of fear when we (The US) elect a new president but it seems two fold when it comes to Trump. Why is that? What is it about Trump that brings out this fear? I believe there a couple reasons for this.
Trump is not your run of the mill politician; in fact most would say he is no politician at all. He is not elegant when he speaks, often times not thinking through what he is saying. Because of this the media will play upon his words twisting them to fit their needs and people tend to believe what the media says without looking into facts. Because of this Trump is looked at like a raciest, Bigot, someone who hates women, or someone who is going to take your money away and keep it to himself, and this scares people. I also think that the very fact that Trump is not a politician, or the very least not an establishment or career politician scares people because they feel he will not know how to run the country or take care of foreign affairs.
These fears, thought in my opinion are unwarranted, are healthy fears. I often wonder how many people with these fears are looking at the other side of the story or doing their research, when the media lays their claims about Trump. Will trump be a good President? I don’t know but it is my opinion that he can’t do any worse than what has already been done.

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USA TODAY NETWORK review finds Donald Trump has ripe history of tax disputes, dating back to the 1980s

Republican frontrunner Donald Trump and his companies have been the subject of tax disputes almost every year from the 1980s until as recently as March, according to a USA TODAY NETWORK review of court cases, property records, and other documents across the country. Trump, who says his personal taxes records are "None of your business" and has resisted calls to release his tax returns, has a record of fighting to reduce his tax bills from local and state governments or failing to pay. Ref. USAToday.

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For me its not fear of him in every respect but a deep concern of the direction America will go in. When someone in leadership talk the way he does (Without much thought) then two things happen. If its international people will look at America like were a bunch of idiots, which they might already think but that will just solidify it, and if its at home it will cause the ignorant types that take everything literal to jump the gun an start acting out.

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Chaos erupts at Trump rally

A DONALD Trump rally has turned violent after protesters showed just how angry they are that he could be the next US president. Ref. Source 2i.

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Associated Press says Trump has hit magic number of delegates to clinch GOP nomination

The AP reports that enough unbound delegates have pledged their support to Trump that he has secured the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination. The New York real estate mogul was already deemed the presumptive Republican presidential nominee earlier this month after his remaining rivals bowed out of the GOP race. Ref. USAToday.

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Trump's 3,500 lawsuits unprecedented for a presidential nominee

An exclusive USA TODAY analysis of legal filings across the United States finds that Donald Trump and his businesses have been involved in at least 3,500 legal actions in federal and state courts during the past three decades. They range from skirmishes with casino patrons to million-dollar real estate suits to personal defamation lawsuits. No presidential candidate of a major party has had anything approaching the number of Trump's courtroom entanglements - a record that provides clues about his leadership in the White House. Ref. USAToday.

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No one believed what would happen with Trump. We are in a critical point with the current economic crisis and people are angry. And when they are angry they tend to be easier to manipulate or do mistakes. Trumps knows his game, he is barking all the time, but I believe when the time comes he will not bite. But this barking makes him good, because he gets attention, and people hear his name everywhere these days. And if he manages to get elected, he will sure "Fix" all these legal descrepansies with ease.

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I think his "Bark" as you describe it is just for show. He wants to check off being president as one of the final goals of his life. I just can't see him and his wife in the oval office without having some kind of red cloud over us.