The Election Dilemma: A Vote for Trump
A Change of Heart
Let’s be honest—I didn’t plan to pen this piece. Just two years ago, I confidently declared that I would choose a Democrat over Donald Trump in the 2024 election. Back then, during the Republican primaries, my hopes were pinned on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. He stood out as a lone warrior against COVID lockdowns and vaccine mandates, earning my admiration in an increasingly polarized political landscape.
Fast forward to today: Trump decisively defeated DeSantis in the primaries, leaving me grappling with what my vote should mean this election cycle.
The Weight of My Vote
Living in New York means that my vote might seem inconsequential—after all, Kamala Harris is virtually guaranteed to win here. Yet, it feels like it matters more than ever; many of you have reached out urging me to reconsider my previous stance and endorse Trump instead.
With just three days left until one of the most contentious elections in recent memory, I find myself making that endorsement.
The Internal Conflict
This decision isn’t without its emotional toll.
Trump’s rhetoric can be harsh and divisive; his reluctance to commit to accepting election results raises alarms about democratic integrity. His cozy relationships with authoritarian figures like Vladimir Putin are disheartening at best. And while I hold strong anti-abortion views, I cannot support efforts aimed at overturning Roe v. Wade.
Yet when I take a step back and evaluate the broader issues at play…
A Closer Look at Party Policies
It becomes clear that the Democratic Party has taken stances that threaten fundamental freedoms: they’ve pushed mRNA vaccines onto millions of healthy individuals; they’ve kept America’s southern border open until public backlash forced action; they advocate for decriminalizing drugs while promoting leniency towards violent offenders; their policies often favor special interest groups over average citizens; and their climate change regulations could render gasoline-powered vehicles nearly unaffordable within a decade.
So what exactly does Kamala Harris represent? If her platform is merely an extension of current policies—what’s new?
This isn’t just rhetorical fluff—I genuinely don’t know what her vision entails beyond maintaining the status quo. It’s telling when she welcomes endorsements from figures like Dick Cheney—a man whose legacy embodies much of what many Americans find wrong with our political elite.
Understanding Trump’s Anger
While Trump’s words may have become sharper over time, there are reasons behind his frustration worth considering:
In recent months alone, he has faced not one but two trials initiated by prosecutors from his former home state—one aimed at financially crippling him over loans he fully repaid and another seeking imprisonment for simply winning an election back in 2016! Both cases unfolded before juries located in Manhattan—a place where he lost by nearly nine-to-one margins during the last presidential race.
Moreover—and rarely mentioned by mainstream media—Trump was almost assassinated last July under circumstances still shrouded in mystery.
Despite these challenges? He hasn’t slowed down his campaign efforts one bit—in fact, he’s ramped them up even further amidst growing hostility from elite media outlets who seem more determined than ever to undermine him. For all his claims about rigged elections, it’s clear he desperately wants this victory.
Yes—Donald Trump is angry—and rightfully so!
Time for Action Against Censorship
We all share this anger! For too long now our self-appointed authorities—from media moguls to public health officials—have insisted they know what’s best for us as citizens. They’ve claimed men can become women simply through declaration or suggested America was founded primarily on principles supporting slavery—all while attempting to silence dissenting voices through cancel culture or outright censorship!
They’ve crossed lines we can’t ignore anymore—and their relentless legal battles against Trump reveal how far they’re willing to go just stop someone they detest so vehemently!
So here it is: I’m casting my vote for Donald Trump—not because it’s easy or comfortable—but because it’s necessary given everything that’s transpired leading up into this pivotal moment!
