He has zero experience on deals in a government enviroment. As a private individual, he can walk away from a bad deal, government deals are much more complex as the intended outcome has likely more interests that have to be represented and appeased. Look at China for example. Likely the largest transfer of wealth in my lifetime but was it really wealth or debt? They can't dare let America decide to default and say, stick it. They are now enslaved to your debt and you are too big to fail. The North American middle class paid for this leverage and we now have them by the short hairs. Only way to keep that leverage is to keep out spending them on the military. Of course, this is another simplification and redistribution of income.do I think he can get the job done? absolutely.
its not like hes new to making deals, or dealing with high power people. in fact, I would say he probably has more experience with that than Hillary does.
to directly respond to the above, yes I think he can. he has clearly shown us he does not do things "the way they have always been done". in another word, DIFFERENT. which is exactly what we need.
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