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I think his reasoning was off. I understand where he was coming from, but you can’t abandon clear headed reasoning in the face of what confronted us in November of 2016.

As for 2008, I refused to vote for McCain, because I knew damned well he would screw us every bit as badly as Obama would.

So I bit the bullet and refused. I figured, why let a historically bad administration get blamed on our party? Let Obama have it, and we’ll see if the public will long for a man who loves our nation again? And they did. (I did vote for Romney, because I thought two terms would be way too much of a risk. Well, I was wrong twice there. Romney wasn’t worth it, and Obama was able to work his full magic, and the public observed.)

Look what we got from Obama being president.

If Trump winds up doing this good for eight years, it will have been way beyond the price of admission.

I know folks would be hungry after Obama. I was just off by one election. It would take two.

They were hungry.

There are times when losing is a strategic alternative.

This (2016) was clearly NOT one of those times.

Trump’s platform was too good. If he only got 25% of what he promised done, it would be a great presidency.

He may get most of it done. Simply amazing.

I’d never admit in my lifetime I did’t vote for Trump if I were some of these folks. At the end of his terms in office, they won’t be able to claim any of it.

“I took a pass on supporting the best president in the nation’s history.” That makes them a Conservative?

LMAO