Donald Trump's Case: Donald J. Trump

I chose to use the starburst method of analyzing a conflict that I have observed in the media very frequently between various political pundits and the Republican nominee for president in the United States, Donald J. Trump. Mr Trump is a businessman with no experience in public service but he has seemed to persuade a portion of the country that he has the skills to make American "great again" with some sort of incredible plan that he can't reveal to the world, otherwise it won't work for some reason. When you analyze Donald Trump and his behavior, you see a man that has some very childish tendencies at times. He likes to throw jabs back at people that insult him or speak about him in an unflattering manner. He has even gone as far as to sue people that have said things about him that he didn't appreciate. One example that comes to mind is when Trump sued comedian Bill Maher, host of Real Time on HBO which is a show about politics in the United States. Many politicians have a problem with not only Trumps overall demeanor and attitude, but his policy ideas and his unwillingness to back down from bad ideas. I would use the starburst method to analyze the conflict between Trump and many prominent figures that appear on media programs that have problems with Trump making his
What can Trump do about the people who have such a negative view of him? What kind of person decides to vote for Trump? What are some of the things about Trump that make him unfit to lead? The fact of the matter is, Donald Trump can get away with saying just about anything without getting in serious trouble by his supporters. In fact, even if Trump states that he can shoot somebody in the middle of the street and still get more votes than other presidential candidates, he doesn't quite feel the backlash that many members of the political establishment have become accustomed