His behavior has been he’ll do whatever he wants; he has almost no consistent political positions.

Sorry, but no - if he has ever made an argument to nationalize a business (he has actually held the opposite position), you will need to explicitly bring that up instead of ascribing to an imaginary belief in your mind.

He makes arguments that change with the wind. If you haven’t been paying attention to his erratic behavior for the last eight years, that’s not something I can fix for you.

That is still reasonably stable. His opponent keeps changing her stance on border, fracking, medicare all the time depending on who is interviewing her - far faster than the wind actually. Amusingly, even on gun ownership these days.

AFAICT, while he has threatened extreme and unconstitutional retaliation against businesses (e.g., pulling broadcast licenses and jailing journalists for unfavorable coverage) [0] if he wins, he has not specifically threatened nationalization.

[0] https://www.npr.org/2024/10/22/nx-s1-5161480/trump-media-thr...

Fair enough. Though I wouldn't put it past him.

That’s the bar now?