How many real trump supporters on DCUM

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Anonymous wrote:There is no justification for violence and thuggery on either side when it comes to protests.

If you think that Trump is a menace then defeat him at the polls. I am a Sanders supporter and think that Clinton is a dishonest person in it for herself and will be a disaster for the country but the answer is to defeat her at the polls and if that is not possible then either withhold one's vote or choose to support someone else. Whatever my personal opinion of Clinton, it does not justify violence and preventing her from speaking to her supporters by blocking her ability to arrive at a venue to speak to them.

I already said as much multiple times on this thread. I said I wanted to wave signs and shout anti-Trump slogans, NOT jump on police cars and fight.

But have you noticed the failure by most of the media to outright condemn this behavior? Has Hillary Clinton said one peep about what happened?

If the same thing had happened at an event where Hillary was going to give a speech we would never have heard the end of it.

They probably secretly feel as I do, that they're proud someone has the balls to stand up to Trump.

Nothing “secret” about it. I guess it takes “balls” to destroy a police car, attack supporters of Trump, and intimidate people who are attending rallies.
How, exactly, is this “standing up to Trump?"

He is saying inflammatory things. Just like when he tells people to punch protesters in the face and they do -- he is inflaming people who feel his comments are beyond the beyond.

So, in other words, it is not the fault of the protestors. Typical bleeding heart liberal response.

No, PP
That would be "blaming the victim."
Lol

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

Not the pp who posted about voting for Trump but I know several people who view Trump as flawed but they dislike Hillary with a passion and cannot vote for her so by default they vote for Trump.

As for myself, I have voted for Democrats through the decades but will not vote for Hillary but cannot bring myself to vote for Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

Not the pp who posted about voting for Trump but I know several people who view Trump as flawed but they dislike Hillary with a passion and cannot vote for her so by default they vote for Trump.

As for myself, I have voted for Democrats through the decades but will not vote for Hillary but cannot bring myself to vote for Trump.

I feel the same way. I think there might be very low turnout this year.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

Not the pp who posted about voting for Trump but I know several people who view Trump as flawed but they dislike Hillary with a passion and cannot vote for her so by default they vote for Trump.

As for myself, I have voted for Democrats through the decades but will not vote for Hillary but cannot bring myself to vote for Trump.

I feel the same way. I think there might be very low turnout this year.

I voted today in MD (for neither candidate), and it was packed. They were efficient, as they moved people along, but we had to wait for a spot and 90% (based on my estimation) of the booths were being used.

I've voted early before, but I've never seen it so full. I honestly don't know what to think. But I bumped into two people after who told me they voted for Trump b/c they hate Hillary - but weren't vocal about it.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

NP and another Trump voter. For me, it's primarily about taxes.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

NP and another Trump voter. For me, it's primarily about taxes.

Since he has no rational defined policy on any issue, can't imagine why you're voting for him based on "taxes." Just another low information Trump voter. Which all of them are.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

NP and another Trump voter. For me, it's primarily about taxes.

Since he has no rational defined policy on any issue, can't imagine why you're voting for him based on "taxes." Just another low information Trump voter. Which all of them are.

NP here.
Your comment, and especially the last sentence, is exactly why so many people are turning out for Trump. Your holier-than-thou attitude that people cannot disagree with the policies promoted by Queen Hillary is so repulsive to so many of us. He has stated many policies, almost all of which I happen to agree with. Guess you didn’t hear the speech he made in Gettysburg... his contract with America. I much prefer his policies to that of Hillary’s.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

NP and another Trump voter. For me, it's primarily about taxes.

Since he has no rational defined policy on any issue, can't imagine why you're voting for him based on "taxes." Just another low information Trump voter. Which all of them are.

NP here.
Your comment, and especially the last sentence, is exactly why so many people are turning out for Trump. Your holier-than-thou attitude that people cannot disagree with the policies promoted by Queen Hillary is so repulsive to so many of us. He has stated many policies, almost all of which I happen to agree with. Guess you didn’t hear the speech he made in Gettysburg... his contract with America. I much prefer his policies to that of Hillary’s.

Good god you can't be that stupid, can you? Trump only cares about himself.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

NP and another Trump voter. For me, it's primarily about taxes.

For you, it's primarily about not having any clue what Trump would do about taxes, but assuming he's a "Republican" so he'll save you money.

On the other hand, economists predict his stated policies will tank the stock market and hyperinflate the national debt. So you may save $1 on taxes next year, but your retirement is toast.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

NP and another Trump voter. For me, it's primarily about taxes.

I read his tax ideas. You understand taxes are not a presidential power, right? Do you have concerns about raising our national debt?

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I am a TRUMP voter and will vote in Virginia. I know dozens more TRUMP voters but like me, they are not vocal about their preference. I am looking forward to election day.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

NP and another Trump voter. For me, it's primarily about taxes.

I read his tax ideas. You understand taxes are not a presidential power, right? Do you have concerns about raising our national debt?

Another DJT supporter here, I agree with his potential supreme court nominees.

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Anonymous wrote:Another real Trump supporter. Not crazy, alt-right or even far-right. DH and I are both well educated, hard working citizens voting for Trump.

Why do you support Trump? I ask this honestly, and with no malice. I can see the reasons someone would vote for or against Clinton or Sanders. I can see the reasons someone would vote against Trump, but I am truly perplexed about what people like about him.

I like his stand on the issues. Period.

Which issues? I went to his website, and it seems to be a lot of one liners.

NP and another Trump voter. For me, it's primarily about taxes.

Since he has no rational defined policy on any issue, can't imagine why you're voting for him based on "taxes." Just another low information Trump voter. Which all of them are.

NP here.
Your comment, and especially the last sentence, is exactly why so many people are turning out for Trump. Your holier-than-thou attitude that people cannot disagree with the policies promoted by Queen Hillary is so repulsive to so many of us. He has stated many policies, almost all of which I happen to agree with. Guess you didn’t hear the speech he made in Gettysburg... his contract with America. I much prefer his policies to that of Hillary’s.

Good god you can't be that stupid, can you? Trump only cares about himself.

This sums it up for me! Hillary supporters just don't get it.

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Exactly. Hillary supporters don't respect that other people have differing opinions on issues with acting like something is wrong with them.