Cheers bru.

Americans have every right to not support and oppose his decisions, but there's no reason to get all butt hurt about being "robbed" of something. He won fair & square, and the dems lost for incredibly intelligible campaign and platform flaws. I'm not a fan of him as a person, and I'm not a fan of HRC as a person either.

I live in a rural Western county, I work with ranchers, timber groups, and sue the feds for a living. I completely understand (and when it comes to certain policy issues, wholeheartedly agree with reasons for) why people feel it's time for an admin change in a conservative direction.

I just can't - for the life of me - understand how people can worship him as some paragon of bad ass manliness. It's completely possible to be stoked HRC lost, happy about upsetting a democratic incumbent / preventing a 3rd consecutive term of a liberal executive, be annoyed as shit by the redundant bleating of the media, and think Trump - as a dude - is a fuckin tool. These are not mutually exclusive ideals.

I ain't about to evangelize someone who embodies a ton of different characteristics I don't respect, and who I thought was a noisy chode before he ran for president, just because he took the reins and beat someone who I also didn't like.