By your criteria, no politician should be elected. Sorry, I don't buy it. Every election cycle, we choose the best candidate available. We have never chosen the BEST person, citizen to elect. There is no such thing. There never will be such a person. So, if you do not wish to contribute to the election process by choosing the best of the available, then let your pride get in the way. I find it disingenuous of someone to tell me and insure me that he/she is a Republican but can't possibly vote for a Republican. I also find it incredible when one suggests that a politician is not of moral character and a liar. SO, that is stopping you suddenly from voting?

You know.... fine vote or do not vote. That's up to you. But, if you refuse to vote, then you have NO right to criticize the winner. You have no complaint or say in the matter if you do not vote. You gave up that right when you chickened out.

Something that many of you ****'s refuse to acknowledge because of your self-righteous pride, is that there will be about three Supreme Justices appointed in the next two terms. If you allow Hillary to become elected, then you will have changed America for the very/very worst it can possibly be. She will appoint liberal judges that will do away with guns and the right to Freedom of Religion. She will attempt to bankrupt America worst than Obama, because she wants to make college FREE and totally do away with private health insurance. If you think that gov run medicine is so great, ask an honest service member if it is so great. Take a trip overseas and check out their health care. I have. I have lived overseas most of my life and their health care system is not pretty.

But, if you think that Trump is not up to your standards, fine don't vote. It's your family's lives that are at stake, even if you are at the end of your lifespan. Act all indignant if you wish, but your non-vote as a Republican, is a vote for Hillary. So, if she is elected we will blame the likes of you and similar losers for her destruction of America.

I did not vote for Trump in the primary. He was not my choice, but he is now. He is the GOP nominated candidate fair and square. He had the majority of Republican votes and won. I am not going to be a baby about my candidate not getting the nomination. I am going to support Trump. I will trust him to listen to his advisors, which will be great. I will trust him to pick good judges for appointment.

But, if you choose to refuse to participate in the election process because you don't like what someone says, that's your prerogative. I have never totally agreed with ANY politician, including Reagan. And Reagan was my favorite president.

Of course, if I was a liberal perhaps I would pretend to be a conservative so that I could act like I am not going to vote for a Republican candidate. Not that I would accuse you of using that common trick.