I very much respect your view of Donald Trump and see him the same way as you do, as a man horribly flawed, but I'm going to vote for him nevertheless and so are a multitude of our mutual friends who see him in the same light as you and I do. And those of us Christians who are going to vote for him, we don't go around "asking God to bless us with Trump" as you put it. One of the reasons I and others will be voting for him is out of concern for sheer national survival. If I was sinking in quicksand and it was already up to my chin and a man happened to be passing by with a rope and offered to pull me out I wouldn't say, hey, wait a minute, are you antiabortion or proabortion? Are you a Catholic or Protestant? Are you a Christian or not? I would eagerly grab his rope without question.

That other person who will also be on the ballot--I can't even bear to mention her name--is part of a global consortium of the rich and powerful who hate America and want to nullify US sovereignty and the sovereignty of all other nations, but the world needs the United States to survive as we--with all our faults--
are still the last great hope of the world for eventual peace, justice and liberty. If the New World Order succeeds in toppling the US there will be a global Communist form of government and the politically oppressed people and the religiously oppressed people of the world will have nowhere to flee for refuge.

Besides all I have said thus far there is another factor which, alone, compels me to vote for Donald Trump. I have a son who is a member of the U.S. Marine Corps and two daughters serving in the U.S. Air Force, and on inauguration day in January, 2025, either Donald Trump or his Democratic (read: Communist) opponent are going to be my children's Commander-in-Chief, so when I ask myself which one would be best for them to serve under its Trump by light years.