How Did Donald Trump Get Famous

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Donald Trump wants more support he’s really famous. Let’s be honest his supporters don't know anything about his leadership but they have embraced his character and charisma. Being as brutally honest as he is the people can trust his leadership he has amassed a lot of wealth and fame and Trump's definitely leading the vote for his electorate as well as a popular general vote from the people he will help schools become better and improve on the education system.

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