I suppose I can imagine that Trump actually wants to help someone other than himself, and I'll even imagine that he has ideas on how to help the white working class (this includes me).

I still don't trust him to veto all of the crazy, vindictive, and harmful bills that the House of Reps whackjobs would rush to pass if a Republican were elected president.

So right when Trump would need to focus on shoring up party support some jackass with a district of 10,000 or so would would be proposing a federal law that prohibits the sale of any religious paraphernalia that isn't his or her own flavor of Protestant. Or outlawing gender reassignment surgery, or requiring all state university research results being reviewed by a state board before being published. Anything to get some free press and show off for the votors back home.

Then you either have Ryan not letting anything come to a vote and a Republican congress obstructing itself (votors will love that) or a deluge of bills coming to Trump on everything from the theocrats trying to declare the national food transubstantiated bread to CEO wing pushing a law to make all grievances against corporation be settled by Russian Roulette with 5 bullets in the gun, plantiff goes twice first.

If he caves and signs the victory dance bills we all lose. If he vetoes them we get the more radical wing howling that they were duped and Trump is not only a closet liberal but that he and every left-of-guanopsychotic political player they can think of planned it together from the start!

So even if I did believe Trump had good ideas and wanted to help me out, I still wouldn't risk him being a rubber stamp for the "Freedom" Caucus and putting a judge on the Supreme Court that the Kochs pointed out as someone who would help out Trump's own financial interests.