For me, it's more a matter of wanting to maintain a constitutional republic. Doesn't seem likely with Trump. Thankfully, more Americans saw through him and see the threat he posed to American democracy and voted him out. Prior to the election he said he would not accept a loss and he still has not accepted his loss. He's somehow managed to inspire a significant amount of people to pray for a military coup that would reinstate him as president (See QAnon.) He's already inspired an insurrection attempt. His legacy lives on in these loonies. It's not a matter of his brash style. It's a matter of him being a threat to the US. And still, not seeing any of that proof that widespread voter fraud occurred in this thread. Just lots and lots of whataboutisms.
It is now known the FBI was involved in the Capitol event. It is also known that antifa posed as Trump supporters and were in the building (read: I am NOT saying valid Trump supporters did not go in as well and that was WRONG).
I am unsure how Trump is a threat to our Constitutional Republic. On matters of policy, here are my three highest priority positions.
1. Get rid of child trafficking and pedophilia, which are rampant.
2. War.
3. Private central banking and commercial reserve (fractional banking).
Regarding 1, Trump has done more to combat this issue than every preceding president combined. He has gone after this with a vengeance.
Regarding 2, Trump has been the most peaceful president perhaps ever. I think even his bombing in Syria was intended to impact an area with minimal loss of life and no strategic interest.
Regarding 3, heck, I can't remember his name, but here is his video. This was posted 7 years ago, but I think the video is older.
By far the most racist facet of our government is its allowance of private central banking and the lack of an alternative to commercial banking. A friend of mine shared with me a histogram chart of transfer of wealth due to private central banking as a function of wealth, divided into 10 populations (poorest 10%, next poorest 10%, all the way to the wealthiest 10%). The poorer the group, the more wealth is lost. The 81-90% group broke even. The 91-100% group made a killing.
The Federal Reserve is owned by international bankers who own all central banks in the world save a couple countries. I believe Syria and Iran, but am unsure. For the mere cost of printing, they lend notes to the government at interest. (Why can't the government issue paper currency at 0% interest?) Our entire money supply is owed to the Fed. But, there is also the unpaid interest. Our national debt is owed by the government to the Fed Reserve. And good ol' FDR, with his birth certificate scheme, collateralized the worth of all US Citizens to pay off the debt. By the way, good ol' Obama did up his "Too big to fail" campaign (read: bail out banks at the expense of the people). And back to FDR. He ordered all US Citizens to give up their gold money for Fed Reserve notes which I believe devalued 41% within 60 days. Oh how our government LOVES the banks and will gladly steal from you and I to cozy up to them!
The author of the above video, The Money Masters, said that the Trump administration contacted him for inputs on money reform. He stated that he thinks the administration adopted some of his suggestions. There are whisperings that Trump nationalized the Federal Reserve.
There are also whisperings that the Federal government, which incorporated in 1870, had its corporate charter dissolved and Trump was restoring the pre-corporate federal government.
In summary, I know of no one else who may be more supportive of restoring our Constitutional Republic than Trump.
