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Is Trump Responsible Or Irresponsible?
1.) Yes. When you are given a responsiblity, you are being held accountable for the accomplishment of it. However, when you are being irresponsible, you aren't fufilling those obligations or are making bad descisions. In Trump's case, if he were to be president, his irresponsible decisions would negatively impact an entire nation.

2.) I don't think Trump is being reasonable. People are relying on debates to see what the candidates think about certain issues. If a candidate is not there, people won't get his/her persepective on these issues. Also, it shows to people that Trump will back down even if he is offended by one person.

3.) Yes. Trump is very unpredictable and sometimes acts very rash. I don't think he really considers what his actions/plans
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