Why Won't I Vote for Trump?

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It's called English.
Then learn to comprehend it.
You implied it by the question you answered, and the word "who" doesn't mandate a gender.
Her does. Which was explained and ignored by you.

And I don't disagree on your second point - Biden and his Democrats were a bunch of vote cheats and worse. But Trump and his "MAGA" Republicans are demonstrating themselves just as corrupt and evil, if not moreso.
An accusation supported by nothing, and you would lose attempting to make any case for that claim when compared to auto pen Biden. Most of us only care about the issues and making the country better and safer overall and that is happening under Trump.
 
See.just like i said
Disingenuous.
If I was being disingenuous, you would be able to tell me which crimes Trump has been convicted of that are not still under lgat judicial appeal. To be evading justice, the president would have to have either fled the US to a country that has no extradition treaty with the US, or have gone into hiding to evade arrest. Pursuing legal options to defend oneself against legal charges laid against one, is not “evading justice”. It is pursuing justice.
 
If I was being disingenuous, you would be able to tell me which crimes Trump has been convicted of that are not still under lgat judicial appeal. To be evading justice, the president would have to have either fled the US to a country that has no extradition treaty with the US, or have gone into hiding to evade arrest. Pursuing legal options to defend oneself against legal charges laid against one, is not “evading justice”. It is pursuing justice.
My old Rep.

 
What about Thomas Massey?
He was expelled from office by billionaires (including DJT) who were again his view that Israeli criminals should not bribe United States "representatives."
Is there anything wrong with this picture, OR is that the Christian thing to do and the American way?

 
What about Thomas Massey?
He was expelled from office by billionaires (including DJT) who were against his view that Israeli criminals should not bribe United States "representatives."
Is there anything wrong with this picture, OR is that the Christian thing to do and the American way? A president appears to be manipulated by a jewess to kick out of office an honorable Republican who refuses bribes from a foreign enemy.

 
Dropping a 10 billion dollar lawsuit against the IRS in favour of a 1.778 billion dollar recompense for citizens who were denied their constitutional rights and who were targeted by a Democrat controlled justice system for opposing their policies, would be saving the taxpayers 8.3222 billion dollars and redressing major injustices. However, the Democrats and RINOs and their Mainstream Media allies were managing to convince too many weak-minded Liberals and Progressives, whom Trump is trying to black-pill, that this act of redress was criminal and immoral. I guess he’ll just have to continue with his 10 billion dollar case and then disburse the even greater amount after he wins.

His administration has been recovering up to about 1 trillion dollars in Democrat fraud and theft in the last 18 months and is building the citizens a new Whitehouse ballroom and bunker for free, and has given away his salary every one of his five years as president, so I would say he has overwhelmingly benefitted the citizens and reduced fraud, waste, abuse and theft of taxpayer dollars.
Increasing inflation and unemployment along with spending billions in Iran aren't benefiting Americans

Trump is making plenty of money from trading during his second term.
 
What about Thomas Massey?
He was expelled from office by billionaires (including DJT) who were against his view that Israeli criminals should not bribe United States "representatives."
Is there anything wrong with this picture, OR is that the Christian thing to do and the American way? A president appears to be manipulated by a jewess to kick out of office an honorable Republican who refuses bribes from a foreign enemy.

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I think we're at the point where we can safely say that anyone who continues to support the regime which protects the Epstein class is one the baddies. Morality or pedophiles. The choice isn't hard.
 
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Increasing inflation and unemployment along with spending billions in Iran aren't benefiting Americans

Trump is making plenty of money from trading during his second term.

They also brought this up in the House yesterday when discussing the War Resolution and those who are named in the document to be immune from past,present and future IRS audits because they notice their stock trading is in advance of announcements made at the WH.
 
If I was being disingenuous, you would be able to tell me which crimes Trump has been convicted of that are not still under lgat judicial appeal. To be evading justice, the president would have to have either fled the US to a country that has no extradition treaty with the US, or have gone into hiding to evade arrest. Pursuing legal options to defend oneself against legal charges laid against one, is not “evading justice”. It is pursuing justice.

There are various ways to evade justice and stay in the country.

If we just use the term in general way, as not being held to account for the crimes one has committed, then having connections, money power, influence and most importantly still regarded as an asset, these are certainly ways people do evade justice.
 
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With so much animosity towards the Jews and Israel, deserved or no, it’s probably a good time to refresh what happens to those that the Lord has used to judge His people.
Hint: it NEVER works out well for those that mistreat them. Just a few examples::

Throughout history, empires, regimes, and movements that have violently persecuted the Jewish people or Israel have universally faced devastating internal collapse, geopolitical ruin, or absolute destruction. Major historical examples demonstrate this pattern: [1, 2, 3]
  • The Neo-Babylonian Empire: After destroying the First Temple and exiling the Judeans in 586 BCE, the empire fell to the Persians just 70 years later, bringing a swift end to Babylonian dominance. [1, 2]
  • The Roman Empire: After crushing the Jewish revolts, sacking Jerusalem, and destroying the Second Temple in 70 CE, the Roman Empire fractured, faced severe economic collapse, and eventually crumbled. [1]
  • Medieval Kingdoms & The Inquisition: Spain’s power deteriorated dramatically following the 1492 Alhambra Decree and Inquisition, leading to economic and geopolitical decline. Similarly, England and France suffered through the devastating Hundred Years' War and other crises following their sweeping expulsion of Jewish communities. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • Nazi Germany: The Third Reich, which perpetrated the Holocaust, saw its leadership commit suicide, its cities reduced to rubble, and its territory entirely occupied and divided
 
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With so much animosity towards the Jews and Israel, deserved or no, it’s probably a good time to refresh what happens to those that the Lord has used to judge His people.
Hint: it NEVER works out well for those that mistreat them. Just a few examples::

Throughout history, empires, regimes, and movements that have violently persecuted the Jewish people or Israel have universally faced devastating internal collapse, geopolitical ruin, or absolute destruction. Major historical examples demonstrate this pattern: [1, 2, 3]
  • The Neo-Babylonian Empire: After destroying the First Temple and exiling the Judeans in 586 BCE, the empire fell to the Persians just 70 years later, bringing a swift end to Babylonian dominance. [1, 2]
  • The Roman Empire: After crushing the Jewish revolts, sacking Jerusalem, and destroying the Second Temple in 70 CE, the Roman Empire fractured, faced severe economic collapse, and eventually crumbled. [1]
  • Medieval Kingdoms & The Inquisition: Spain’s power deteriorated dramatically following the 1492 Alhambra Decree and Inquisition, leading to economic and geopolitical decline. Similarly, England and France suffered through the devastating Hundred Years' War and other crises following their sweeping expulsion of Jewish communities. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • Nazi Germany: The Third Reich, which perpetrated the Holocaust, saw its leadership commit suicide, its cities reduced to rubble, and its territory entirely occupied and divided
 
What about Thomas Massey?
He was expelled from office by billionaires (including DJT) who were again his view that Israeli criminals should not bribe United States “representatives."
Is there anything wrong with this picture, OR is that the Christian thing to do and the American way?

Do you really believe only billionaires voted in the primary that ousted Thomas Massey? Or that all the Kentucky Republicans are billionaires? Or that a small number of billionaires voted multiple times in the Kentucky primary?

Billionaires did not “expelled” Massey. A few billlionaires may have voted along with thousands of ordinary citizens to replace Massey with someone else, someone who promised to vote for MAGA policies, which more than 50% percent of the populations of 31 US states supported in 2024, when Trump and MAGA policies also won the majority of the popular vote of the whole country.
 
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Do you really believe only billionaires voted in the primary that ousted Thomas Massey? Or that all the Kentucky Republicans are billionaires? Or that a small number of billionaires voted multiple times in the Kentucky primary?

Billionaires did not “expelled” Massey. A few billlionaires may have voted along with thousands of ordinary citizens to replace Massey with someone else, someone who promised to vote for MAGA policies, which more than 50% percent of the populations of 31 US states supported in 2024, when Trump and MAGA policies also won the majority of the popular vote of the whole country.

I see that you aren't familiar with that election.
Thomas Massie was the Ron Paul-like incumbent against a new guy who had no platform other than he wanted to start a draft to support the Israeli war.
Trump and his Israeli donor did everything they could to make sure Kentucky did not have a fair election.


 
I see that you aren't familiar with that election.
Thomas Massie was the Ron Paul-like incumbent against a new guy who had no platform other than he wanted to start a draft to support the Israeli war.
Trump and his Israeli donor did everything they could to make sure Kentucky did not have a fair election.


Can you give examples of the “everything” Trump and Ed Gallrein’s Israeli donor did to make sure Kentucky did not have a fair primary election? As far as I know Trump legally publicly stated he preferred Gallrein, and a waealthy Israeli legally donated money to Gallrein’s campaign. This is not anything unprecedented from presidents and rich political donors of either party.
 
Things he does/says such as this:

Donald Trump on Wednesday stepped up his attacks on Nikki Haley as he issued a threat to every single person who donates to her campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
“Anybody that makes a ‘Contribution’ to Birdbrain, from this moment forth, will be permanently barred from the MAGA camp,” he wrote on his Truth Social website. “We don’t want them, and will not accept them.”


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Why would anyone support a racist, lying fraud like Trump???
 
Can you give examples of the “everything” Trump and Ed Gallrein’s Israeli donor did to make sure Kentucky did not have a fair primary election? As far as I know Trump legally publicly stated he preferred Gallrein, and a waealthy Israeli legally donated money to Gallrein’s campaign. This is not anything unprecedented from presidents and rich political donors of either party.

The amount is unprecedented.
Do you think the donor class and money are of no affect in an election?
 
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I see that you aren't familiar with that election.
Thomas Massie was the Ron Paul-like incumbent against a new guy who had no platform other than he wanted to start a draft to support the Israeli war.
Trump and his Israeli donor did everything they could to make sure Kentucky did not have a fair election.



I am sure if someone took the time to review the data say over the past 20 years we would see a strong correlation between the higher the funding the greater the chance of successfully winning office.
 
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