[JoSixChip]

Let's get one thing straight. I almost never support "typical politicians", so I didn't help create those 'rules'.

Pardon me, but you are supporting one now. And the one you are supporting sure looks like he sold out his votes for TPA and the corker bill for a few campaign dollars. So I think it is not unreasonable to think it is a pattern for you to support typical politicians.

[Smokin' Joe]

I am pointing out what appear to be seminal differences in the apparent principles of the two candidates. We could get into a lifelong argument about what you think I think, and what I think of your mind reading abilities, but that has no relevance to the question of which prospective candidate will best represent Conservative values after they are elected, should that be the case.

I have expressed my concerns about Donald Trump in contrast to the candidate who is closest to him in the polls.

If that comes across as "support", so be it. Maybe there is something there worth supporting.

I am trying to be dispassionate in this process. I have no emotional attachment to any candidate, just a profound hope we can find someone who will be an appropriate candidate for the United Stated President, and who will embrace and support Conservative values in that office.