My husband and I think Trump will make a great president. Do we love everything he says or how he does things, no so much. However, we believe that he truly loves this country and does not want to see it destroyed. Are his reasons for wanting to be president of the U.S. completely altruistic, probably not, but I doubt that anyone seeking that office do not want it for some personal achievement reasons.

SC

 

Burn it down and split it up. There are more of us than you think out there of us Southrons that despise the united states.

 

No one is forcing you to live here, stop your whining and get out to wherever you think is better

 

So far the results are just as I figured.

 

Neither - He will not make any truly profound changes, but Congress might.

 

So far the Socially liberal posters have increased their denial ...

 

I am not sure what that means here.

 

Neither choice really describes my position. Ill vote for him though I don't trust him because I don't want Hillary for a president. He may be an ok president, or he may be terrible, time will tell if he is elected. Personally, I think this country is going down the toilet no matter who is elected.

 

And its going down fast too. Buy more ammo/guns/supplies/food/water etc.

 

Optimistic wins (Socially Liberal Posters remain in denial)

 

Trump is not hillary or a professional politician.

 

I tend to be in the A group but the fact that he's not a career politician and has been largely self funded is enough for me. I've seen where career politicians have gotten us and I'm willing to take a chance on something else.

 

I think Trump is a threat to the career politicians who make behind closed door deals, I think Trump will out them quickly if they don't get on board to fix the United States.

 

The poll really needed a third option. Like Other or something.

 

I would go with "reluctant" if that were an option.

He certainly can't do any worse than what has been done to this country in recent years and, who knows, maybe he'll do some good things. At this point, I would settle for one or two good things.

 

When it's 46 to 15 let me know

 

He's not perfect. He wouldn't have been my pick a year ago. He's really shaking up Washington. All the career politicians and their keepers hate him because he's going to upset the applecart and their gravy train is going away.

He's more Main Street then Wall Street. He created his wealth building things, not selling stock of companies others built.

He has talked about things that got you excluded and shut up. Illegal immigration, NATO, corporate inversion, China, Trade, NAFTA, Terrorism and the poor treatment of Vets.

 

Other.

Trump means well. I won't hesitate to vote for him against Hillary.
Let us pray he can some how manage to get greater, ....much greater advisers than he has used to get the nomination.

Trump has a gift of massive Charisma. People want to believe in him.


Trump has managed to alienate several republicans who would have been very useful to him. As well as thousands of Hispanics and Muslims. Part of the problem is a biased and corrupt media. I hope he will spend the required millions to correct the problem.

 

A reluctant and squeamish one.

 

Neither, I'm ambivalent as I don't think there is any way to avoid a massive financial collapse. If Trump builds a wall on our southern border and gives us four more years to prepare he'll be a good President.

 

You missed what is probably one of the largest categories of Trump supporters. The anyone Hilary crowd. I am in that one.

 

I'm the kind of Trump supporter who will vote for him simply to keep Hillary out. Outside of that, I see the loud-mouthed, pompous, narcissist as a typical opportunistic blowhard who won't be able to make any significant changes. He has to go through a Congress made up of Democrats and Republicans -- both of which don't like any of Trump's ideals.

 

Here I am a year after this poll and I can say I've gone through some ups and downs where Trump is concerned. Bombing Syria last year was a definite down. Signing that huge spending bill was more of a downer. Then bombing Syria again without any evidence that Assad had anything to do with it was about it for me. Trump is STILL an egomaniac who operates on emotion and has surrounded himself with warmongers and RINOs. I can no longer morally or ethically support the man. He's turning out to be just "more of the same-o, same-o." I'm tired of U.S. Presidents jumping when Israel snaps its fingers.

 

We need a middle of the road choice in this poll.

 

I am supporting Trump with a $50 donation. I'll try to donate a little more between now and the election. Plus, I have supported Trump by sending an email to my Congressman and two Senators to support him, as well. I just sent an email to the Bernmeister to run independently, as well. I really don't want Hillary to win the election.

 

A third option is "Trump will be deadlocked by congress and not get anything done".

I'm a reluctant Trump supporter, anything but Hillary.

 

Well that will just make his support that much greater, because if both parties in congress decide to back at least some of his policies, the republicans in office will be looking for new jobs.

 

Anyone

But

Clition

 

"What kind of Trump supporter are you?"

The "racist" kind of course, is there any other?

Yep I'm a Trump supporter through-and-through, you should see the stares I get when wearing my "TRUMP: Make America Great Again" hat, unlike the regular "Make America Great Again" hat, it has "TRUMP" in big bold letters above the slogan.

 

Um, there's clearly at least a 3rd and 4th camp.

3rd camp is he's not perfect, but he has promising potential. I fall into this camp. He's a bit of a caricature, and a gamble. He could be great, like Reagan. He has strong opinions, of which I largely agree. He has been a flip-flopper but heck, who in life hasn't changed their minds on some big issues? He has been an overall overwhelming success, minus a few setbacks. Then again, who hasn't had setbacks.

He's not a criminal, I don't see any big moral red-flags. He's a strong personality. He has a good business and negotiation strength.

These are things America does need. I don't think he was the best Rep candidate, but he surely isn't the worst.

Overall, he might be great. He might be mediocre. But it would be a feat to be as bad as the last 3 Dums - Carter, Klinton, Obama - or Hillary.

4th camp is holding your nose and picking the lesser of two evils. I know a lot of people in this camp.

 

Um, there's clearly at least a 3rd and 4th camp.

3rd camp is he's not perfect, but he has promising potential. I fall into this camp. He's a bit of a caricature, and a gamble. He could be great, like Reagan. He has strong opinions, of which I largely agree. He has been a flip-flopper but heck, who in life hasn't changed their minds on some big issues? He has been an overall overwhelming success, minus a few setbacks. Then again, who hasn't had setbacks.

He's not a criminal, I don't see any big moral red-flags. He's a strong personality. He has a good business and negotiation strength.

These are things America does need. I don't think he was the best Rep candidate, but he surely isn't the worst.

Overall, he might be great. He might be mediocre. But it would be a feat to be as bad as the last 3 Dums - Carter, Klinton, Obama - or Hillary.

I'm with you on this.