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Madison Bajis, Hayden Mehnert, Andrew Jahn, Bree Johnson, and Calib Hall
Can another candidate trump Trump? Brash personality divide GOP
By Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, adapted by Newsela Staff and The FGMS foundation https://newsela.com/articles/trump-demeanor/id/14913/ LONDONDERRY, N.H. — Donald Trump is a Republican (One of the differences between Democrats and Republicans lies in their views towards social issues.) The Republicans tend to be conservative on social issues. They tend to oppose gay marriage and promote marriage being between a man and a woman. They also oppose abortion and promote the right of gun ownership.
A couple weeks ago, he won the New Hampshire primary election. The people in New Hampshire voted for him to be …show more content…

Democrats like change. Each party chooses a candidate to run for president. Other Republican voters think that Trump running as the Republican candidate is crazy. They want to vote for a Republican but not for Trump. However, the Republican party can only choose one presidential candidate.
Where's The Diplomacy?
“It’s a scary thought, actually,” Lisa Robillard said at a Rubio rally in New Hampshire. Robillard said Trump does not act like a president. “He’s embarrassing, quite frankly.”
Some GOP voters laugh at the thought of Trump in the White House.
“Well, he’s just, he’s Trump,” said Maggie Meade at a Bush event last week. “I mean, it should be a word, right? ‘Oh, you’re such a Trump!’ ”
Some voters find Trump's wild ideas and ego exciting, and others think he does not act like a president.
“He’s just brash and boastful,” said Tom Stevens, an undecided voter at a Kasich event Friday. “He excludes people, he demeans people.”
Anti-Trump Camp Could Sway Election
There are several other Republicans who want to run for president. Voters who do not like Trump have not agreed on who to choose …show more content…

"He Could Cause A World War III"
“If he’s the Republican pick, I am going to have a really difficult choice,” said Robillard.
Some of these voters expressed a fear of Trump's temperament.
Michael Lucci, at a Rubio rally, called Trump cocky. He said, “I think he could cause a World War III.”
Other voters do not like his language and behavior.
“Bombastic, rude...” Meade said. “You have to have some decency. ... You have to be presidential. I wouldn’t even like to have him as a friend, to be honest with you,” she said.
Not Harsh, Just Honest, Supporters Say
“I think I have the best temperament,” Trump said on ABC. “I’ve gotten along with people for years and years.”
Of course, he is the one who used a curse word to describe political leaders in Washington, D.C., at one rally Thursday. On TV Saturday, he attacked the audience when it booed him.
Trump’s supporters like the way he acts and say his bluntness shows honesty and strength.
“He’s a little bodacious, but … I’d rather have that and know where somebody stands than someone who would change ... (according to) whoever they’re speaking to,” said Dave Wykle, who was at the Trump rally on

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