Questions for never-Trumpers

To those Republicans who are either not supporting Trump, or are even actively supporting Hillary, I have a few questions for them.

Do you suppose that because you are standing against Trump that once Hillary gets elected she will put in place policies, regulations, Supreme Court justices, and bureaucrats that will be more in alignment with your thinking than what you would get if Trump is elected? Really? You really believe that?

Do you believe that once Hillary gets elected she will welcome you with open arms and work "across the aisle" to find consensus so that the legislative results for Republicans will be more favorable than if Trump wins? Really? You really believe that?

Do you believe that once Hillary wins our streets will become safer, our borders will become more secure, our economy will improve more than if Trump is elected and able to work with Republicans? Really? You really believe that?

Do you believe that Trump with his experience in business and construction on a vast scale is less prepared for governing than Obama was in 2008 with no business and little government experience and who was supported actively by nearly everyone in HIS party? Really? You really believe that?

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Do you think that Hillary and/or Bill won't have scandals while in the White House to add to her already long list? Really? You really believe that?

You really think it's better to have a person win who actively supports Black Lives Matter instead of one who actively supports Blue Lives Matter? Really? You really believe that?

Do you think four or even eight more years of Barack Obama's policies being entrenched and even expanded upon in our country is good for America? Really? You really believe that?

Well, if you really believe those things, then by all means work to get Hillary elected instead of Donald Trump and the Republican administration and people he would bring into the White House. Hopefully, you will wake up and realize what you are doing, like the English colonel at the end of "Bridge On The River Kwai."

John Duresky