Let’s take the content of the piece at face value. The fact is someone who has a LOT of problems with Trump voted for the good of the country. There’s nothing wrong with his vote. Those who respond to Michael Moore with votes for Trump are not doing a bad thing by doing so. There are some partially honest leftists who see Clintonism as poison that will disease everything it touches.
Very well said
Yes, the vote is right, but that does not excuse the author’s hypocrisy-drenched reluctance to acknowledge that Trump deserves the vote in his own right, not just because Hillary Clinton is a little worse.
In the six months since reasonable people should have realized Ted Cruz was not going to be the nominee, Trump has held strong to every conservative tennant except perhaps one; import tariffs, and even there Trump’s ‘position’ may turn out to be less policy and more negotiation.
When will ex Cruz supporters admit that Trump has far exceeded their expectations by sticking to conservative positions long after the traditional post convention “race to the middle”?
I can’t remember a more unapologetically pro life, pro gun, pro border, pro business, pro military, anti media, anti left, pro America republican nominee this late in the campaign, and it’s doubtful Cruz would have been any more stoic.
Trump has had to defend against the usual vicious attacks from the democrats and sold-out media, but also, by taking on the bipartisan corruption in Washington DC, he has had to fight the entrenched ‘republicans’ as well.
I didn’t watch The Apprentice, so a year and a half ago I had no idea what kind of a man Trump was. Those who doubted him or hated him or mocked him then MIGHT have been right, for all I knew then. But now we know they were wrong.
I admire what Trump is doing more than I’ve admired anyone in a long time. He could spend his billions and his final years basking in the warm glow of a loving family and friends - doing whatever he wanted. Instead he’s putting himself through this hellish experience.
I can’t wait to vote for Donald J. Trump, and people like C. Edmund Wright and Mark Levin, who picked the wrong horse six months ago and simply can’t admit they were wrong - their stubbornness reveals a mind boggling level of immaturity.