Keep your day job; return to real estate

Let me see if I understand "The Donald" who opined in the recent Wisconsin town hall meeting that "he's treated unfairly." Really, Mr. Trump? You who began ad hominem statements about the other candidates.

Was it fair to make vulgar comments to Megan Kelly? Was it fair to demean a handicapped person? Was it fair to the person punched in the head only to offer to pay his legal fees rather than publicly apologize to him? Do you solve everything with a check? Where's the justice in your campaign manager's mistreatment of a journalist who asked you a tough question? Would you want your sons to speak of their wives in the way you demeaned Heidi Cruz? I could go on … unfortunately.

From the very start, Donald Trump, as the so-called outsider, has proceeded throughout the campaign to make our political process a mockery. He reacts with the reprisals of a playground bully … always back with a vindictive comment when he's been beaten in a caucus or primary. His public comments are now dominated, not with policy, but with defensive tirades. He knows he's losing and can't stand it.

Mr. Trump, let me tell you what I can't stand about you - your narcissism, megalomania and verbal diarrhea with a constipation of ideas. Keep your day job and get back to real estate.

Paul Bischoff

Wheaton