I was well aware that Hillary was a pathological liar however, and evil as fuck. So I voted for Trump in 2016 primarily because he wasn't Hillary.

I wasn’t quite there. I had donated to a few people with d’s behind their name that year and I was horrified when Hillary got on TV and I just sensed that every thing that came out of her mouth was a calculated and cold lie. In a way I’d never clocked or thought before. I now know about Benghazi and her foundation and a lot of all the other things they’d lied about all the way back to the 1970s and 1990s, I don’t need a grown up to explain to me anymore but in 2016 I clearly needed somebody to. Trump not being Hillary was “maga” enough for me.

I did not vote for him in 2016. I’m out of the country. (And thanks to “covid” I couldn’t get a drivers license for 2020, which Arizona said i needed to vote, but they clearly didn’t request from lots of people who showed up to vote with plates from Washington State. So I went as far as driving 20 hours and voting from my last state of residence, which is legal in that state if you’re “out of the country with no plans to return”) I watched him on the trail three times (in 2016 season) and upset a lot of people when I said “he’s going to win.” I had a lot of leftist friends who were enraged by this. I was like well sorry I’m not saying this because it’s what I want, I’m saying this, because this is what is GOING TO happen. It was obvious as day as I watched thousands being turned away and news helicopters covering mile long lines of people they couldn’t get inside a convention center.

I did however come all the way back for 2020. I don’t agree with Donald Trump about everything but I’ve hated Joe Biden since before some of you were born.

Edited to clarify 2016/2020 I jumped around a bit there.