Sometimes you have to knock something down to build a better version of it. Especially if the current version is toxic.
Typical two-faced behavior: "oh, the horrors on globalism", then shakes the hand of a Chinese businessman selling some property. I guess globalism is only good when Trump benefits.
Yeah, Hillary Clinton has never done anything like that (you know, cry the horrors of global capitalism and corporate greed, then make $250,000 giving a speech to Goldman that she won't disclose).
Corporate greed is a different subject. If Trump truly believed what he said, he wouldn't have dealt with the Chinese and sold it for less to an American buyer. If he will try to be isolationist ONLY when it benefits America, there won't be many friends left for the country. History always repeats itself. People throw the baby out with the bathwater, when it's too late they realize what happened.
I understand. It's always different when liberals look internally then when they look at conservatives. When Trump was a CEO, his job was to maximize profit, IRR, EBIT, etc. So he performed actions that met those ends. If Trump is the President, the country becomes his company and his actions would be in line with furthering the goals of the country. I see no disconnect, and I'm not even a Trump voter/supporter.
That's naive. He represents certain interests that lobby groups push through. His business record is terrible from what I now so the supporters should hope he runs the country much better than his companies. Not American so can't vote. I don't agree with all Trump criticisms but he is pushing the buttons of simple because who don't understand the bigger picture. It's easy to go for the low hanging fruit like "illegal Mexicans" but it doesn't solve anything for the country.