> Policy, policy, policy. While theres plenty that I disagree with from Trump,
> just a few for example;
> womens healthcare rights
Same here, sort of. DYN that, right before he got shot, he successfully
requested that the Republican party remove any "national abortion ban"
language from the official party platform?
Yes, turning the choice over to the states has certainly lead to all out
(and sometimes downright illogical) bans, and a lot of Republican
politicians are responsible/behind it, and I disagree with them on it.
> I just can't get behind another Biden/Harris presidency - I'm just an average
> dude over here, self-employed and trying to have a decent life... I can't poin
> to one good thing thats come out of either of them.
Nor can I. Only thing I can make a reach to point out is that the ne'er do
wells that were setting fires, looting, etc., during the Summer of 2020
mostly stopped doing so after the election, but I firmly believe that is
mostly because Democrat mayors and local politicians (like the ones in Portland)
finally started enforcing the law at that point.
> Immigration is completely, and I mean TOTALLY, out of control - you can go so
> far as to say they WANT open borders.
It is interesting that in several swing states, Trump is more successful
with hispanic voters than Obama or Biden were. I think they understand
what it means to come here legally (vs. otherwise) and don't really like
the border policies (or economic ones or something) of the Democrats.
> The economy has gotten worse, not better, for the entirety of their time in
> office.
> Inflation.
I don't understand where people get any numbers that suggest otherwise, but they
do. "There are lies, damn lies, and statistics" so I guess that is
how they get them.
> Rents and home ownership - they've allowed corporate giants to buy all the
> homes; simple fix - no single-family home purchases for portfolio's over
> 250M... and thats a NOT extreme example; it should be much lower.
Agreed.
> ... while I'm not stoked that Trump is the better choice, if it's Harris/Trump
> my vote goes towards the ticket thats gonna make changes to these issues.
I was pretty much against voting for Trump... I was not going to vote for Biden,
either... but now I feel like I don't have a choice but to vote for Trump.
> Donald J Trump isn't the boogie man - you might not LIKE him, but his policy i
> lightyears better than Bidens, and Harris doesn't have the qualifications to b
> VP let alone POTUS.
No she did not. She has fewer qualifications than Trump, yet Trump's lack
of "presidentialness" was a big lightning rod for Democrats and leftists.
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