Parker, you and your fellow bloviators have compared Trump to Gatsby a million times now.  The comparison is stupid.

Trump was born rich.  Gatsby was born poor and made his money the hard way--by bootlegging. Gatsby served his country in war. Trump boasts about having avoided service. Trump was flashy and attention-seeking from his first breath.  Gatsby is so retiring he doesn't attend even his own extravagant parties.  Trump is crude and insulting.  Gatsby is more gentlemanly than the wealthy men who drink his booze and sneer at him.  He's so idealistic that he intends to take the blame for the accident in place of his beloved Daisy, who was actually driving.

Trump resembles the novel's villain, the born-wealthy brutal Tom Buchanan, much more than he resembles Jay Gatsby.

The Great Gatsby is, by the way, the most overrated American novel of the 20th century.  It became famous mostly because teachers assigned it so their students could grasp certain stereotypes about the Twenties.