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The dramatic rise and fall of Donald Trump offers a fascinating insight into the American presidential form of government.

That system allowed a non-politician to rise to the highest office, but once he became the Chief Executive, it began to check his overreach, hold him accountable, and punish any incompetence or misbehavior. Trump was a political novice who won the presidential election by defeating 10 governors, five senators and a renowned opponent in Hillary Clinton. He won because many Americans liked his message of anti-elitism, more jobs, fair trade and a strong economy.

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He took an aggressive stance against terrorism and illegal immigration. Trump turned into a demagogue, but many people still liked his America First approach after decades of foreign wars and multi-nationalism. Of the last 10 Presidents, half had other careers before entering politics.

George Bush Jr flew warplanes in the National Guard, went to Harvard Business School, worked in the oil industry, and owned a baseball team. Ronald Reagan was a popular radio commentator and successful Hollywood actor.

And Gerald Ford was a Navy lieutenant commander before being elected to the House of Representatives. In India, a non-career politician has zero chance of becoming the prime minister.

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Our Constitution requires him or her to be a Member of Parliament and a leader of the majority party. So, only party loyalists and sycophants rise to leadership positions.

Presdential deprives our country of a vast pool of talented people who could bring real-life experience to the role of Chief Executive. His ban on Muslim immigration was stopped by legal challenges, until he removed religion as its basis. His separation of children from their undocumented immigrant parents is still being litigated in the courts. And his attempts to build a wall on the Mexican border were curtailed because Congress, the US legislature, refused to provide the funds.]