"Donald Trump is the personification of the distortion of a constitution by men who hate the constitution with such passion that they are willing to swear complete fealty as they destroy everything it stands for.” - Montreal Moe in response to Ross Douthat’s “The Trump Afterlife”, New York Times, 2016-10-19.
Douthat, being a true conservative, doesn’t care much for Trump’s anti-constitutional remarks.
To Montreal Moe’s comment I added:
Hear! Hear! I find it ironic that so-called conservatives rant about activist judges. So-called conservative Supreme Court Judges have defined corporations as persons and defined "people" in the Second Amendment to be "persons". Changes like these are certainly not "conservative”.
See http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/19/opinion/campaign-stops/the-trump-afterlife.html?comments#permid=20183212:20184925.
Louis the XIV famously proclaimed “L’état, c’est moi!”. "The state, it is me!" Is Trump planning on being Donald the I? Hm, in Trump’s case does “I” mean “me” or the first or both? Trump’s remarks certainly sound monarchical (rule by one) rather than democratic (rule by many).
