Which is precisely why he should not become president.  He says once the primaries are over he will become more presidential but I don't believe that will happen. I don't think he has the ability to be.  It would require an entire personality overhaul.  His nack for saying the most ridiculous, absurd things will cause international crisis for sure.
 

This guy does not know how to prepare himself for discussion. Can you imagine him as President?

Maybe Melania translates the news from the Slovenia Times.

They have a lot of interesting stories...

Oberkrainer Polka Pioneer Slavko Avsenik Laid to Rest 

Thousands flocked to the Alpine village of Begunje na Gorenjskem today to bid the final goodbye to Slavko Avsenik the creator of the world-famous Oberkrainer polka and the country's most successful musician, whose band had sold more than 30 million records.

Oficiálne obrady začal s mäsovou vzhľadom k tomu, biskupom Antonom Jamník vo farskom kostole Begunje a bude nasledovať obradu v prednej časti historickej Avsenik rodiny home.Slavko Avsenik bude pochovaný s vojenskými poctami v malom cintoríne pri jeho home.Also sa zúčastňujeme smútočných obradov bol prezident Borut Pahor, ktorý je spôsobený riešiť udalosť v prednej časti domu Avsenik, 150-ročný krčma v centre najvyššími predstaviteľmi village.Other vyjadrili sústrasť, s premiér Miro CERAR zastavenie v Begunje pred odchodom do eurozóny summite v Bruseli neskôr today.Avsenik zomrel minulý týždeň vo veku 85 rokov.


The official ceremonies started with mass given Bishop Anton Jamnik in the Begunje parish church and will be followed by a ceremony in front of the historic Avsenik family home.Slavko Avsenik will be buried with military honours in a small cemetery near his home.Also attending the mourning ceremonies was President Borut Pahor, who is due to address the event in front of the Avsenik house, a 150-year old tavern in the centre of the village.Other top officials have expressed their condolences, with Prime Minister Miro Cerar stopping in Begunje before leaving for the eurozone summit in Brussels later today.Avsenik died last week at the age of 85.

He is the creator of Oberkrainer music, a distinctive polka, very popular in central Europe and among European expats in the Americas and Australia.The band he started with his brother Vilko in 1953 sold more than 30 million records across the world and recorded some 670 songs.

The Avsenik brothers produced more than 1,000 songs and their band played in front of millions of fans at thousands of concerts.One of their first songs, a polka entitled "Na golici" (Trompetenecho in German, Trumpet Echo in English), is believed to be the most often played instrumental song in the world and has become an iconic piece of Slovenian music.

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