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Originally Posted by batair
Doesn't sound like they knew about the promises so that is hard to understand.
I can't be sure what he did or didn't know, but I would imagine he was aware of her position on that issue.
I am sure he weighed that in comparison to what was actually done on the issue over the past eight years and made a decision based on those variables.
Was it the right decision? I don't think so, but it was his decision. And I certainly can't fault him for making it.
And he wasn't a Trump supporter when the choices were Kasich and Trump, so I don't think he was too excited about his choices in the general election. And I am sure he isn't too happy with how things have unfolded.
But I also think it's strange that people on here automatically assume he's an ignorant racist whose whole goal in life is to hurt brown people. He's a great guy. He hangs out with me despite the fact that we have vastly different views. He volunteers for charity. He has raised three great kids.
To me, the greater problem is that people would jump to conclusions about him based on one factor, and exhibit such hatred toward someone they don't even know. It's indicative of the level of political discourse in the US right now, which is why I even jumped into this thread in the first place. It's also a problem the left seems unwilling to face.