[Robert DeLong]

well, I was supporting Ted Cruz at that point. I really knew very little about Trump. I of course knew of him. I took his announcement as a joke at first. But the more I listened to him, the more I became interested in Trump and especially what he was saying, because he said things I wanted my Republican candidate to say, but had never heard any of them say the things he was saying. I finally switched to Trump and never looked back

so, you were ahead of me at that point, and most likely with me before, in never voting for a Democrat who I saw as hating America. 😁👍

[mass55th]

"But the more I listened to him, the more I became interested in Trump and especially what he was saying"

I had no plans to vote for Trump when he first announced. I didn't like him, and that's because I was turned off by his three marriages. I'm a divorced woman, and wasn't open to him at all back then, but like you, the more I heard him speak, the more he resonated with my opinions and beliefs. He said things I'd wished all the RINOs I voted for had said. That's one of the reasons I don't understand some people here who want him to shut up. They get upset with things he says, and it's because they don't understand him, or want him to be like the rest of the milquetoast individuals the GOP ran with in the past. George W would sit in a corner like a scolded pup, with his tail between his legs, and never respond to the attacks made on him. He never fought back. The way President Trump is, is the reason I voted for him.