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@notpoliticallycorrect:

Re "past marriages/divorces isn't why Trump is the "presumptive nominee" of the RNC."

I did not say they were. I was responding to your statement about how well he treats his wives.

"His off the cuff statements/descriptions of women aren't the reason he's got the popular vote. Such statements might piss off the easily offended, but oh well."

You don't have to be easily offended, to be offended if someone treats you like a piece of meat. I cannot forget the look on Chris Christie's face, and how she looked at her husband, and rolled her eyes, as Trump was making one of his off the cuff remarks about women.

"His statement "we need to stop importing Muslim refugees...."

While this is an issue, I was talking about his plan to "register" American Muslims, as well as banning all Muslims, not just refugees, from entering the US. This reminded me of the one time I visited Saudi Arabia for business, and I had to declare my religion, and I was wondering if I should enter Catholic, the religion of my father, Jewish, the religion of my mother, or Atheist, my religion. Our travel people entered Christian for me, because the other answers might have landed me on a plane back, or worse. Do I want to see the United States turn into a Saudi Arabia?

"Feel free to go after the Joseph Smith character,"

I have no desire to go after him, or after any religious figure. I was pointing out that religious text, or religious figures, are not good metrics to use when trying to determine if someone is a terrorist or not.

As to forgetting about being a private citizen in the US, do you think the plan to "register" Muslims is a good step toward helping my private citizen status?

"revitalize our once great nation"

Can you explain what this means? How were we once great, and how are we not great today?