Well said, Moiraine. There are plenty of things to criticize Trump for. This may not be everyone's idea of perfect etiquette, but I can't get balled up about any of this.
Not saying it makes it a worthwhile tactic, but have you been alive the last 8 years? My God, my cousins were even posting a fake picture of Obama with his left hand over his heart in some random ceremony to prove he was Muslim...
Or that time Obama wore a tan suit? Michelle wore a dress without sleeves? Hillary being propped up by pillows? Donald and his sniffs?
This is horrible reasoning when you consider the individual you voted for is more guilty on both counts. Just because you are registered for a political party doesn't mean you have give them blind loyalty.She has broken numerous laws and is just overall corrupt. I did not want that in office.Edit: my first paragraph was horribly written so I got rid of the damn thing. I hope what I left gets my question across...
Why I decided to vote for Hillary:
Like Kasich, she would respect and uphold the Iran Nuclear Agreement. More than likely making the world a little safer.
Like Kasich, she would openly respect and defend the "law of the land" in Marriage Equality. Not putting good, hard-working families in disarray.
Like Kasich, her main goal wasn't to create chaos in the health markets. They wanted change, but "thought out" change and work to make the system better.
Like Kasich, she wanted to maintain a strong stance on the global stage. America is the most influential nation on the planet, use it to our advantage.
Like Kasich, she seemed mentally stable.
(list list isn't all-inclusive of my reasoning, but hopefully shows enough of my though process)
That said, I'm curious why you felt the need, "as a conservative", to vote for Trump?
Do you feel the same way about Trump?She has broken numerous laws and is just overall corrupt. I did not want that in office.Edit: my first paragraph was horribly written so I got rid of the damn thing. I hope what I left gets my question across...
Why I decided to vote for Hillary:
Like Kasich, she would respect and uphold the Iran Nuclear Agreement. More than likely making the world a little safer.
Like Kasich, she would openly respect and defend the "law of the land" in Marriage Equality. Not putting good, hard-working families in disarray.
Like Kasich, her main goal wasn't to create chaos in the health markets. They wanted change, but "thought out" change and work to make the system better.
Like Kasich, she wanted to maintain a strong stance on the global stage. America is the most influential nation on the planet, use it to our advantage.
Like Kasich, she seemed mentally stable.
(list list isn't all-inclusive of my reasoning, but hopefully shows enough of my though process)
That said, I'm curious why you felt the need, "as a conservative", to vote for Trump?
I dont really get into politics that much, so I dont know everything that went on with Obama being overanalyzed. Seems like the last few months I cant go anywhere on the internet without politics being shoved down my throat so Im kinda just waiting for all this nonsense to die down and not want to hide in a cave for the next four years. I honestly never venture into this section, but its like a bad car accident that you cant look away from haha. But if this stuff did happen to Obama, then it is also ridiculous.
I agree with you Moraine - except there are certainly times I'd expect to be helped out of the car ... one would be my wedding, the other would be when I was being escorted in to take over the White House.
I'm assuming you are talking about Melania here. Don't know who Melina is.
Yeah Melania. I can count dozens of meme where Michelle wasn't saluting the flag or having her hand over her heart, the right went off on how unamerican and unpatriotic and a spit in the face to the military and on and on. Fair is fair bro.
Clinton hasn't been convicted or even been indicted on a federal crime, despite multiple accusations. Trump is also a part of several ongoing lawsuits.She has broken numerous laws and is just overall corrupt. I did not want that in office.Edit: my first paragraph was horribly written so I got rid of the damn thing. I hope what I left gets my question across...
Why I decided to vote for Hillary:
Like Kasich, she would respect and uphold the Iran Nuclear Agreement. More than likely making the world a little safer.
Like Kasich, she would openly respect and defend the "law of the land" in Marriage Equality. Not putting good, hard-working families in disarray.
Like Kasich, her main goal wasn't to create chaos in the health markets. They wanted change, but "thought out" change and work to make the system better.
Like Kasich, she wanted to maintain a strong stance on the global stage. America is the most influential nation on the planet, use it to our advantage.
Like Kasich, she seemed mentally stable.
(list list isn't all-inclusive of my reasoning, but hopefully shows enough of my though process)
That said, I'm curious why you felt the need, "as a conservative", to vote for Trump?
You're going to see a lot of this from liberals over the next four years. If for no other reason, because of the constant scrutiny that Obama had to deal with for 8 years.