Comments 501-510 of 1963

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  Tom Anderson

  11/06/2022 05:32 PM

  If Donald Trump and Gov DeSantis were to run against each other in the Republican primary, I would vote for DeSantis because I think Trump is too divisive and would turn off too many Republicans. However, if Trump becomes our nominee, I will vote for him. I will not vote for any Democrat! I hope Trump does not decide to run but rather uses his influence to campaign for all like-minded Republican candidates in 2024, as he has this year.

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  Patricia C. Roxby

  11/06/2022 05:31 PM

  Yes, if he is the nominee for the Republican Party.

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  Joan Weicht

  11/06/2022 05:28 PM

  If he were our republican candidate I'd definitely vote for him. I like his policies, and the way life was under him. However, I do not like his name calling. I think it is embarrassing, immature, and very divisiveness. He is his own worse enemy. If he had used statesmanship our country would be in better shape.

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  Gloria McCauley

  11/06/2022 05:28 PM

  If I had to choose between several Republicans to be the one candidate then, no, I would not vote for Trump. I thought that he did a lot of good for our country but his personal comments seemed to create a lot of hate, which was greatly unreasonable. He did not deserve that hatred. If he were president again it might start all over again(even though it has never stopped.)

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  Carolyn Hill

  11/06/2022 05:27 PM

  I do not want President Trump to run again. I appreciate what he did while he was our President, However, I am tired of his name calling and blatant bullying of other good men who were supportive of him and even served alongside him( (Example Mike Pence… Ron Desantis). He needs to put support and encouragement around another strong Godly servant leader. I sent several emails while he was in office asking him to lead with humility which unfortunately, his rhetoric was and is always the same. Sincerely, and I hope you will share my concerns with him, Carolyn Hill

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  Patrick Guire

  11/06/2022 05:27 PM

  As a future candidate for President, Donald Trump presents strengths of 1) determination, 2) independent wealth, and 3) strong support from his competent family members. However, I see little selfless support from others who have worked closely with him. I seek a candidate who seems motivated to serve the U.S. citizens and depends more upon God to enable him than upon his personal strengths.

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  Randall Pannell

  11/06/2022 05:26 PM

  It would be very difficult to vote for him a third time. His age is a problem for me. I believe his presence in running for president would completely undermine the campaigns of all Conservatives. Conservative opponents would all make D. Trump the primary, in not the single issue as in 2020. I fear the results would be worse than presently.

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  Leland Miller

  11/06/2022 05:25 PM

  I might but was not happy that he let the Democrats steal the election. I thought he should have done more to stop it!!!

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  Jeff Brown

  11/06/2022 05:25 PM

  We need God and God fearing leaders! As farm as a man for the job, Trump has proven to be Pro-Christian and Pro-American. We would not be where we are if he were still in office. The world would not be in the shape it is now.

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  John Gervais

  11/06/2022 05:25 PM

  In the case of the 2024 primary election it would depend on who is running against President Trump. If Governor Ron DeSantis were to run, I would likely vote for him.

  As much good as President Trump did for the country his personal actions and/or reactions to criticism is too undisciplined. In other words, his own big mouth is his worst enemy.

  Now in the case of the 2024 general election, if President Trump is the Republican nominee I would certainly vote for him.

  I have not voted for a democrat in many, many years. And after the mess that Joe Biden and the democrats have made of the country in less than two years, I’ll never vote for another democrat again.