> But for these people that are still supporting Trump, they consider that avoiding 90% of Hillary's platform worth the cost of Trump. I think the problem is t

> But for these people that are still supporting Trump, they consider that avoiding 90% of Hillary's platform worth the cost of Trump. I think the problem is that's not true. From what I've read, people don't support a candidate because they agree or disagree with the opposition on real-terms. They support because of "fake terms." I consider these fake terms to be one I hear a lot from Trump supporters: "Hillary Clinton wants to take our guns away." > women (a small number, mind you) were tweeting they'd gladly give up their right to vote if it got Trump elected. There are plenty of women that think women shouldn't vote, regardless of Trump! There are men who think men shouldn't vote, etc.. etc.. fortunately, the internet gives them a platform: unfortunately, sometimes these groups aren't keen on reason.