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Well, it may come across that way, but I never had a personal fondness for him.     

Still, I've got to admit, it's undeniable that he was an exceptional American president.  Like I said, when considering a candidate for a job, it's crucial not to let personal feelings toward a person sway the decision.  

I believe everyone has different sides to them, a mosaic of experiences, beliefs, and emotions.  We show different parts of ourselves depending on the situation.  Whether it's in our roles as parents, professionals, or friends, each one illuminates a different aspect of our character.

And then there are outside influences like our background and what we hope to achieve, which add even more layers, more complexity.  

As my husband aptly put it, the human race is truly captivating in its multifaceted nature.  

PS.  As for Trump, we need his unapologetic side to instigate necessary changes.  The other good guys are too nice, often too polite; they might not stand a chance against the bullies.   

Your philosophy is seemingly right to me. It's very precious that your husband has a profound outlook on life.  

Hey nàng, 
Are you interested in further discussion on Mr. Trump's plans? One of them is to end the war between Russia & Ukraine in one day. As an intelligent voter, what do you think and predict of this plan?

BTW, I definitely like this praise from Ms. Haley in her new speech, "He was strong on foreign policy in getting America's respect in the world".

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My apology. 😁

Your apology is accepted.