Wyatt earp
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If you are voting for either Hillary or Trump, tell me why.
1. What is about these candidates that attracts you?
2. Which of your chosen candidate's platforms/stances do you agree with?
3. Why are you against the "other guy"?
PLEASE answer the questions and stay on topic. Thanks.![]()
Nothing attracts me about Hillary or the national Democratic party. The Clintons walk away from trouble that would put most any Republican behind bars or the very least out of national politics. I grant you some of the accusations made against the Clintons over the are bogus and takes away from real issues that are legit.
As for Trump he has a buffoonish side that gets him trouble. However he won't take any crap from the Dems, he will hit them right back. That leads to some misfires, but over all I can live with that. I do believe immigration is two issues, legal and illegal. The Dems are bent on making it one. Also in general I agree with Trump on trade. "Free trade"?? Nothing is for free, that is very misleading to say the least. I believe I bilateral trade, not multilateral for the most part.
Trump got to where he is because McConnell, Ryan etc the DC GOP did not do their job in cutting off sanctuary cites, amnesty {as proposed by Obama) and some other items. The Democrats lying like rugs calling the GOP obstructionist. BO with a few exceptions got everything he wanted either by executive order, court decision or the GOP Congress rolling over.
I don't put much of any stock in party platforms. its political junkie reading and something for the media to try and feast on.
I agree with most of this. If the GOP didn't come across as such greedy bastards and got rid of some of their religious/moral platforms when it comes to other people's personal lives, I might consider voting for one of them someday. However, at this point in time, they are the enemy of the working class American, and that is a LOT of people that they are disenfranchising.
That's where you and I differ, I grew up and was raised In Illinois.. Left when I was 38..
I never knew what personal freedom was, I never knew what a cost of living meant...until I moved to south carolina.
And am now 51 its a breath of fresh air.
I don't want to go back to tax slavery in the north.