By: Rebecca Mason

Rebecca Mason — Tue, 01 May 2018 02:07:11 +0000

I think a lot of people will agree with you. However I’m not sure he would be running as a third party candidate – it sounds like he might run as a republican challenger. I personally did not vote for Trump. I’m a conservative and I was disgusted with how Trump ran his campaign and the way he lied during the entire election process. I was very disgusted in how he lied and used malicious strategy against opponents that were good men, like Ted Cruz. That being said, Trump has surprised me on several fronts, and has actually won me over, at least partially. I am skeptical that there will ever be another fair election or that the media will allow a true conservative to ever win another election. If there ever were a chance for a conservative to win, I think that Trump has been too demonized with these witch hunts and bogus investigations to that guy. I personally am not anxious to see Trump out of the White House, but if he falls too low in the polls to get a second term, I’m definitely open to Thor. If you listen to his principles and positions on the issues, you will see that a lot of what he has to say makes sense. And he’s FAR better than getting another lib in there.

By: Lovette P Streets

Lovette P Streets — Sun, 29 Apr 2018 12:27:39 +0000

How on earth does being a thriller novelist qualify a man for President? All his third-party candidacy will do is exactly what Ross Perot’s or Ralph Nader’s candidacy did to sully the numbers and make it difficult for the conservative candidate to get the larger numbers. So, Mr. Thor, go and write another novel and leave President Trump to continue making America great again, as he is now doing!

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By: Rebecca Mason

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