I’ve read many excuses why those Republicans who claimed that they would never vote for Trump, have now become hypocrites and support the racist. Although they are fully aware that he represents the worst of America and is a blight on the GOP, they seek a win for the party at the expense of our nation.

This may be a new excuse; one I had not previously heard or read. She claims that she is so fearful of who Hillary Clinton might nominate for the Supreme Court vacancy, that she is willing to allow the worst possible candidate in history to be our country’s fascist dictator for the next four years. Really?

Personally, I believe the death of Antonin Scalia was a victory for the American people. I fear who Trump might consider far more than moving the Court farther to the left, an add to the politicization of the Court; (which was intended to be a-political). He could nominate one of the few friends he has, such as Chris Christie, Newt Gingrich, Sarah Palin, Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, or even “Judge Judy.” He knows nothing about what he would be doing; he could nominate a number of clowns who would destroy the Court for years to come.

Christine M. Flowers of the Inquirer Daily News is more afraid of Hillary Clinton’s possible decisions than the destructive and repugnant force which is Trump.

She is a self-proclaimed homophobe and pro-life. She doesn’t believe in equal protection under the law, or the right of a woman to control her own body.

Ms. Flowers damned recent comments by Hillary Clinton when a Texas law basically eliminating abortions for low-income and poor women was struck down; Ms. Clinton rightfully called the decision a ‘victory for women’s health.’ She also remains opposed to same-sex marriage.

I don’t know Ms. Flowers, but I believe that it is fair to say that she was a big fan of Antonin Scalia. Her views appear to be to the extreme right of normal. What I don’t understand is how she can support Trump, based on his promises. In addition, he appears to be ‘pro-choice,’ in direct opposition to one of her greatest concerns. She seems to be the “hypocrites, hypocrite.”

I say once again; anyone who supports Trump is a traitor to his or her country. It is un-Constitutional to elect a man who does not believe in the Law of the Land, and would lie as he took the oath of office.

Trump’s failure to offer solutions to our nation’s serious problems removes him from consideration from all but the most ardent Republican voters.

Hypocritical Republicans may support Trump, but if our nation makes its greatest mistake in its 240-year history and allows him to soil the White House sheets, he will not be my president. I cannot support anyone whom I fail to respect.

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By James Turnage

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