<i>&quot;I&#x27;d prefer almost anybody over Trump -- that Clinton may have broken federal laws is just another bullet point&quot;</i><p>Why? You want another lawyer as president?<p>Think of Trump as what he is: a businessman becoming intimately familiar with national politics for the first time. He&#x27;s being brought up to speed on almost every social topic under the sun. He doesn&#x27;t have the lifetime of bias that most politicians have (e.g., 20 years of working in the House, Senate, or some federal bureaucracy).<p>He will be asking questions: crazy questions, dumb questions, smart questions, questions everyman asks.<p>If you never shuffle the cards then you&#x27;ll always be dealt from a stacked deck. Trump will shuffle the cards. So it&#x27;s like randomization&#x2F;Monte Carlo in machine learning.<p>We&#x27;ve had decades of lawyers and professional politicians; let&#x27;s give a real person a chance to be president. Personally I would have preferred a more common man, but I doubt others would have that, because we are primates with social hierarchies.<p>Trump will be like FDR: desperate to get something done and willing to try whatever it takes to do it but constrained by the law. I like that - it&#x27;s the &quot;American way&quot;!<p>But I honestly think Biden could do the same thing, for different reasons, if he would only step out and speak for himself.