BINGO!!!!

I'm not sure your poll works...
But I agree with most of the sentiments in the post.

I think it’s fair to say that Trump is an imperfect messenger. But it’s a message that we’ve desperately needed to hear spoken. If you can point to a single politician since Ronald Reagan who’s even attempted to give voice to that message, I’d love to hear about them.

The thing about Trump: he actually believes it. Sure, he’s unpolished, not always focused, he gets distracted and his communication skills are crude at best. But if you take the idea of a deep state seriously, if you believe that an organized effort on the part of the left to tear this country down is in full swing, who else is standing in their way? Alone. That’s why I support Trump.

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "schlock," but I agree that Trump has often seemed to be playing more of a cheesy PR game than campaigning for or holding the highest office in a country built on the principles of reason that went into our U.S. Constitution. I could write for thousands and thousands of words about my differences with Trump, but I'll give one example.

As part of his initial campaign to come across as a friend to the American worker, one campaign promise through 2015 and the early part of 2016 was that he would radically reform the H1B visa process. Companies, particularly tech companies, use these visas to replace American workers with low-cost foreign worker in the IT fields. The point of these visas was to give companies access to workers when the American workforce couldn't fill needs, but companies have been misusing the program to dump American IT professionals. I agreed with Trump on the need for reform of this program.

During a debate before the Iowa caucuses, Trump suddenly said in answer to a question that he had changed his mind. Instead, he was going to expand the H1B visa program so that any foreigner who graduated from a U.S. university could stay in the United States, get a job, and help our economy. That was an old Mitt Romney line from 2012. I liked Mitt Romney back then, but I still thought that was a stupid line when Romney said it in 2012. To hear that kind of flip-flop from Trump in 2016 only confirmed the other misgivings that I had about him.

Within about five or six hours, his campaign website retracted that idea. His website said that he wasn't going to expand the H1B visa program to let more foreigners work here. He said that he was still supporting all of the H1B reform that he had been promoting throughout his campaign to that point.

Within about two weeks, he and his campaign were saying that he just misunderstood the question. That assertion was even stupider. From the way he answered the question, he was clearly advocating something very different from what he'd said to that point. I don't know what he was really doing or thinking, but he did major flips and flops on the issue in a short period of time. Claiming that he didn't understand the question became a common theme during his campaign.

His supporters claim that all of this kind of stuff is just him engaging in showmanship. Many of them insist that this kind of showmanship was somehow a good thing. Maybe that showmanship was what was necessary to get many people to vote, but if we've reached a point where that kind of showmanship is necessary to get people to vote to defeat Clinton, then our country is lost. If we're really so shallow that we won't vote for good policies in a dull package, we're not worthy of the rights and responsibilities of the U.S. Constitution. If that's what you mean by "schlock," then I'm afraid a country that only responds to "schlock" is a country too shallow for freedom.

Trump has mostly done a fairly good job. In some areas, he's done very well. In other areas, he still seems to be all over the place. In those areas, he still seems to be the guy who's going to be against H1B visas, and then suddenly for them, and then suddenly against them again. I can't trust someone like that. As I get older, my trust for any of them becomes lower and lower.

I live in a state that Trump will win by a landslide. He'll probably have the highest vote percentage here than he will any other state. That gives me the freedom to cast a protest vote if I wish, but I will probably vote for him just to say to the Democrats that I recognize them an anti-American and enemies of the United States.

If we have an honest election, I believe that Trump will win another term. However, I also worry that the Democrat governors of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan will engage in election fraud to try to change the outcome this time. The COVID-19 scam and the riots have created conditions that will make election fraud easier. Without these, I think Trump would have won by such a big margin that they couldn't cheat enough to stop him.

I understand why people say that they don't like Trump even when they do. People have lost their jobs over showing support from Trump. The fascist left will ruin your life if you express an opinion different to theirs in any way. Cancel culture is killing the planet right now. It's the biggest threat that we face right - shutting down discussion, challenge, and debate.

The left are even losing their sh_t over people buying beans, because the CEO of the company said that he supports trump.

Saying that, the left will keep getting stronger until the people in the center start standing up to them.

Trump 2020 !!!

Agreed. I haven't seen anyone yet who can go against China, get along ok with Russia.
I don't like Merkel, so it makes sense she's giving China ALL EU money to defeat trump.
Other people's money. I found Trump CARES, is genuine. I don't like his style, but it WORKS.
Biden is a sex perv, Communist, bad news.
Don't they have any YOUNGER, SANE person?

"Liking someone " is very subjective and often based on mistaken perceptions distorted by MSM. His actions, toughness, negotiation
and communication intelligence, these are the traits that create great leadership.

Agree or disagree with WHAT? You asked 2 opposing questions, and based them on some debatable premises.

Practically every moron who depends on someone else to tell them what to think, and listens to the socialists only too happy to tell them, believes the propaganda that Trump is evil. It is up to us to gently, lovingly ridicule these gullible Utopian idealists. Now is the time. The American and European Left are openly showing who they are, which is tending to leave their devoted followers shaken. Time to bear down on them.

No gentle leader could have withstood the withering and illegal inquisition by the American Left. The very strength and toughness of character is what they attack as "character flaw," which is actually the only effective defense against their uncivility.