[Hoot Gibson]

And Trumps sins are what exactly?

Building a billion dollar business from a million dollar seed?

This claim is not true. Trump's father played a far greater role in his success than the $1 million loan that Trump likes to talk about. Fred Trump left his children roughly $200 million, co-signed loans for Trump, and even bought $3 million in chips from a Trump casino to bail young Donald out. Trump did not start with nothing and become a success without a great deal of help from his family. Trump is just not a person who likes to share credit where it is due.

Insisting that people from hostile locations be vetted prior to admission to the country?

Trump has not done this. It is one of his "suggestions."

Enforcing Immigration law and taking action to close the border to illegal migration and drug traffic?

Again, this is a Trump suggestion. He also recently said that Obama has deported more illegal aliens than any president in history, which is not true, and said that he would be more "compassionate." Trump's suggestions change depending on his audience.

Reversing stupid trade deals that hemorrhage jobs?

Again, Trump has not done this. He has suggested that he might do it if elected. Trump's actual record has been to employ foreign workers in this country and to have products manufactured off shore.

Reversing environmental regulation that kills the coal industry?

This would be great if Trump would actually do this if he is elected, but over the past eight years, Obama has filled the EPA, MSHA, OSM, and other federal agencies with socialists like himself and getting rid of bureaucrats is not easy. Trump is totally unqualified and inexperienced with running a bureaucracy and I doubt that putting coal miners back to work is high on his list of priorities.

Funding his campaign through personal funds and small donations?

This claim is mostly false. Trump is forfeiting loans to his campaign worth tens of millions of dollars in a campaign that may require $1 billion or more to be competitive. Trump is soliciting funds from many of the same donors that have contributed to Hillary Clinton and other wealthy donors that have contributed to past Republican nominees. Ten percent of Trump's campaign expenditures have been to Trump's own companies and his campaign finance manager is from Goldman Sachs and a former employee of George Soros.