Donald Trump's Like Don Quixote Story

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Like Don Quixote story, In my opinion I think Donald Trump tries to achieve an impossible dream. They both are trying to achieve something they cant. They both have people against them and people that are on there side. All those that he thus devoured none pleased him. So wellas the ones that had been compossed. Don Quixote had many a time he was tempted to take up his pen and literally finish the table. And he undoutedly would have done so, and and would have suceeded at it very well. And like trump,if trump was to win as preisent he would had sent back all lations and other race out of United States.
“At last, when his wits were gone beyond repair he came to conceive the strangest idea that ever occuritoed to any madman in the world.” Like

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