The act of voting for the candidate of your choice necessitates a certain level of trust, otherwise why cast a vote. Donald Trump proved my trust was safe with him as a president who kept his campaign promises, and so he will have my support for ‘24.
No, voting for someone engenders a certain amount of competency... An ability to perform properly. Trust has nothing to do with it. I do not trust ANYONE from the government. Ever.
Conservative (and redneck) 101.
By the way, look at what Trump did. New to politics, he took a catchy campaign slogan—MAGA,
Took... yes STOLEN. 'Make America Great Again' is Reagan, not Tumpy. Go get your own damn slogan.
and grew it into a political movement with supporting candidates and real live voters on board, and he employed the simple MAGA philosophy to actual government policies. So, my loyalty is not to the individual, but to the political movement, MAGA that he championed and expanded.
TWENTY FRIGGIN TRILLION DOLLARS, d00d.
And because Trump was cheated out of a second term and because he is hated by all the right people—those that I consider political adversaries and the undoing of traditional American culture—I will work to get him elected in ‘24 to finish what he started, building a viable and growing MAGA movement and bring our overreaching federal government to heel.
Well goody for you... But he did nothing at all to bring our overreaching government to heel. Nothing. He FUNDED it. It GREW.
So stop with the stars in your eyes. I want reality, warts and all. I want someone who will FIRST support fiscal conservatism and libertarianism. That's the bellwether.
Every moron since Reagan has promised conservatism, and NONE have delivered it. In fact every one has bowed to the Christian Right, and to the Military Right (because they need the votes and power), and summarily thrown the fiscal conservatives and libertarians under the bus. And Tumpy is no damn different in that.
And in the cost of liberty and treasure, he sure as hell should not get another shot. We can't afford more Tumpy.