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I support Cruz but I would support Trump against any Dem because of the following. These are some of the major policy disasters which show how radical the Democrats have become. We may not feel the full effects of the fundamental transformation of America for a few years. (Feel free to comment on any of the following questions)

If Trump had been elected president in 2012:
* Would Russia control 20% of our uranium?
* Would Iraq be a disaster?
* Would we still have Obamacare?
* Would the IRS have investigated Tea Party members?
* Would John Christopher Stevens be alive?
* Would anyone have gotten fired at the VA?
* Would Eric Holder have a platform to instigate thugs in Ferguson and Baltimore?
* Would our national debt be as large?
* Would Israel still trust the US?
* Would the coal industry be in better shape?
* Would a record number of Americans on food stamps?
* Would a record number of Americans be out of the work force?
* Would the IRS be planning to give illegal immigrants back-taxes under Obama amnesty?
* Would Iran sanctions be lifted?
* Would Kathryn Steinle be alive?
* Would the USA be normalizing diplomatic relations with Cuba?
* Would Guantanamo Bay be closing?
* Would the EPA be out of control?
* Would deserter Bowe Bergdahl have been traded for 5 terrorists.
* Would we have have to suffer a fool like Josh Earnest and the dead raccoon on the top of his head?
* Would planned parenthood be profiting from infanticide?

I totally agree that all your points represent American disasters, and I don’t think Trump is the ONLY candidate to deal with these issues.

I think Cruz and Huckabee would also have prevented them too.

Honestly, Trump has said so very little about his proposed policies or how he would govern, I have no idea if any of those things would have happened under a President Trump. I do know he’s held many dangerous and very liberal positions in the past and very few people ever experience a Road to Damascus conversion. I think he is a faux conservative in many areas and I am not ready to trust a “You have to elect me before you’ll discover how I’ll govern” candidate.