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As much as I despise HRC, I have maintained that I could not vote for Trump. There's no need to rehash the reasons for this, they are obvious to anyone who is not completely blinded by bias. I was left with no option other than to not vote at all.
But the closer we get, the more I think this through, the more I realize that there is a right and wrong here, and a vote for Trump is right.
I can not defend Trumps words, nor his over the top narcissism ... but I keep coming back to the fact that it is Trumps words that offend me, but it is HRC's actions that offend me. One is clearly worse than the other.
While the MSM continues to ignore the wikileaks emails, I have not.
The emails from Podesta, and others, are positively damning of HRC. They prove her level of corruptness without a shadow of a doubt. They prove the manner that the Clintons have corrupted Comey and the FBI. Every tax paying citizen in this country should be up in arms over this, but instead those on the left turn a blind eye to it.
Is DJT so repulsive that people won't acknowledge that HRC is by far the most corrupt politician in the history of the United States?
Obamacare ... I realize that it has helped a few. But the facts are that the cost of it has started to spiral out of control, and if HRC gets elected it will only get worse. As of January 1st, 2017, I will be paying over $2,000 per month with a $10,000 deductible for health care. That is an 80% increase in just 2 years, and it is only going up from here.
Obamacare must be repealed. I speak for millions of people when I say this ... and that number grows daily as more people are notified of their pending health care price increases.
We have two unworthy candidates to choose from.
One is a career politician who knows how to get things done in DC. She knows how the game is played, how the money flows, and how the palms get greased for personal gains.
The other is a businessman with no political background. He is despised by the left, and many politicians on the right. His ability to get anything significant done as POTUS will be limited because of this.
One of these two is way more dangerous than the other.
Trump might offend foreign dignitaries, he might even grab Queen Elizabeth's p*ssy, but he is not dangerous to this country.
HRC scares me. She is dangerous.
I am still of the opinion that Trump is a significant underdog on Nov 8th, but at the current odds I am wagering on Trump in hopes that America will recognize that words are less troublesome than actions.
To those who read my entire sermon (all 3 of you) and plan on voting for HRC ... before you attack me and my vote, kindly chime in on the wikileaks emails 
bigreds daddy
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