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Why I Do Not Support Trump

          “I like my Presidents to not associate with foreign entities to better themselves. I also like them to not sit on the shitter tweeting in the middle of the night. I like them not to call Dictators his best friend and our allies our enemies. I like someone that can take criticism and not start name calling and throwing twitter melt downs every time he doesn't get his way. I like presidents that don't say they would date their daughter. I like Presidents that haven't filed bankruptcy 5 times and screwed over working class people doing it. I like Presidents that don't give themselves and their billionaire friends a windfall tax break and then cry about immigration now when it was happening and could have been handled under a fully GOP government for 2 years. I like Presidents that don't call war hero's weak. I like Presidents that don't speak ill of the deceased war veterans of this country. I like Presidents that didn't draft dodge.  Is that enough reasons or do you need more. Now you tell me why you think Trump is worthy of the position of the President of the United States of America.” - by Stephanie Hutchings of Marion, OH


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