No, I understand that every vote for Trump is a vote against Hillary. Staying home and voting for people who don't matter is for pansies.
Staying home and not voting for either candidate because one doesn't care for their policies or just them personally is a personal choice just like one you made to vote for Trump.
"Vote your conscience" is good advice. If you conscience says vote Trump, fine. If it says vote third party, or just stay home, it's all a personal choice.
I, of course, will not be voting for Trump for the simple reason is his soft statism is not the fix this country needs. I get the appeal but as a Coolidge/Goldwater type conservative, he is just not my cup of tea. I was hoping, after securing the nomination, he would start campaigning on addressing our fiscal situation and limiting and shrinking the size and scope of the federal government which not only is he not doing but he is more than just a little hinting at growing it further. I don't hate him, and should he win, which is a good possibility he might, and starts to prove my skepticism wrong, I will become a happy and eager supporter of his in 4 years.
He is not entitled to my vote just because he is not Hillary Clinton. Also, his over sensitivity and need to respond to every insult and criticism is disturbing