(The results of which, as the great psychologist Daniel Kahneman has pointed out, do not make one happier).
Trump, as president, would have conflicts every day between his economic interests and the national interest, and his history, as David has brilliantly pointed out, does not suggest he would opt for the nation.
The first class bathroom has an in-flight shower, which Khoo points out does not have an adjustable shower head.
The state, as he points out, does not have a federal reserve system.
Ted Cruz, as Trump has taken to pointing out, doesn't have many friends in Washington.
Many of the poorest people in the region, Harvey pointed out, don't have smartphones.
Such a conclusion - as Alasdair MacIntyre, among others, has pointed out - doesn't necessarily enjoy any closer affinity with a liberal ideology than with a conservative one.
As Al Franken, the Democratic senator, has pointed out, he doesn't laugh much.
Finally, as the right-of-center free-market group the US Chamber of Commerce has pointed out, NAFTA doesn't just benefit Mexico but a lot of manufacturers and farmers in states that voted for Trump.
The Republican Party of today, as Heer points out, doesn't have the clout to do that.
