Honestly thank you for asking because most people just downvote and move on. In no way do I stand for what *his crazed followers did when he lost, and his lack of effort to try and stop it despite what he says he tried to do with national guard troops and tweets asking people to stay peaceful. I have never thought him a man of decorum either in victory or loss. As a human being I loath so much about him. Who comes from the exact problem that is crippling this nation which is wealth consolidation. But as a business owner I believe he understands the US is the largest business in the world. Despite what some might say I believe his record shows he’s a good businessman in one sense, he understands how to almost always be on the winning side of a business deal, and he hates losing. What these things tell me is he will do everything in his power to be the best possible due more than anything to his pride (I would love to say it was firstly for his love of the people but I can’t).

I honestly wish I had a better choice to vote for overall but when weighing my own personal family benefits and economic future I don’t trust Kamala’s track record or lack there of in terms of economic and financial decisions for our country.

I also feel either way we continue to lose because we live in a country who’s system is not designed for our benefit but is designed to allow those in power to first benefit themselves and their close allies. Both sides are supported by individuals and corporations that tell you everything you need to know about the truth behind their words, and once again I find myself looking at the financial backing of the DNC and their economic backing and finding that one of the most discouraging factors.

Here is an unbiased long version of where my argument is week and what holds value if you’re interested in that: Points to Consider: Business Success and Government: While Donald Trump understands business deals, running a country differs significantly from running a business. Governments prioritize public welfare, long-term stability, and ethical governance, while businesses focus on profit maximization and efficiency. Some of Trump’s business practices, such as using bankruptcy to mitigate losses, may not translate well to managing national debt or public welfare. Leadership and National Stability: Trump’s handling of the January 6th Capitol riots and his behavior in moments of national crisis raise concerns about his leadership. Even if his economic policies were beneficial to some business owners, a president’s role includes uniting the country, upholding democratic norms, and maintaining public trust. His divisive rhetoric could undermine national stability, which is crucial for a thriving economy. Kamala Harris’ Record: While you express distrust in Kamala Harris’ economic decisions, her role as vice president has been limited in scope regarding economic policy. Criticism of her track record might come more from her tenure as a senator or attorney general, which had little to do with fiscal matters. The Biden administration’s economic policies, though criticized, have also had some positive aspects, such as infrastructure investments. If your concern is economic performance, it’s worth looking at the broader administration’s policies rather than just Harris. The Power Structure in Politics: Your skepticism about the influence of corporations and special interests on both parties is well-founded. However, the question remains whether the influence of these groups is worse under Trump than under Biden or Harris. Both parties receive corporate donations, but the nature and policies of those corporations differ. For example, Biden’s administration has taken more steps toward regulating tech and financial sectors, while Trump’s deregulation policies tended to favor large businesses. Well-Founded Aspects: Understanding Business and the Economy: Your argument that Trump understands business resonates with many voters who benefited from his tax policies and deregulatory stance. His focus on cutting taxes and deregulating industries did benefit some businesses and individuals, which aligns with your perspective as a business owner. Pride and Competitiveness: You suggest that Trump’s pride and hatred of losing would drive him to do his best as president. This may hold some truth. Trump’s competitiveness and desire to be viewed as successful are clear motivators, and these personal characteristics could push him to pursue policies that he believes would bolster the economy and his legacy. Skepticism of Political Systems: Your critique of both parties being beholden to special interests is a valid concern. This reflects a growing sentiment in the U.S. that the political system is rigged to benefit the wealthy and well-connected. Your frustration is shared by many Americans who feel that neither party truly represents the average citizen’s interests.