I’ve read Trump’s issues. Some I support and some I do not. I’m neither surprised or disappointed by that because I have yet to vote for a candidate who I supported 100%. I suppose it would be nice to, but I’m not holding by breath waiting. I voted for Romney in 2008 not because I was an enthusiastic supporter but because on balance I agreed with many of his position and I disagreed with virtually everything Obama proposed. I voted for McCain for the same reason. And I am in the same position this year. I will vote for Trump in November not because I agree with all his positions but because given the choice we have he is by far the better candidate. And if that strikes you as “supporting him but...” then I’m sorry but that’s the way it is.
That's an odd equivocation. It's virtually impossible to agree 100% with any candidate, heck I didn't agree with everything Reagan did.
I find Trump to be the candidate I agree with more than any other since Reagan. I support him whole heartedly, without reservation.
The way you put it, it sounds like you are holding your nose to vote for him, like we all did for McCain and Romney. I'm curious as to why you implied that, and what reasons you will give for what you said.
I'm not trying to pick a fight, but what do you find in Trump that upsets you? Honest question.