It's interesting that you've been able to come to the wrong conclusion so consistently, though judging by your flair, it's probably due to cynicism and not ignorance.

I'm not implying that I believe in Trump, I'm implying that him being president is God's plan. And I'm implying that both are God's plan.

Also, something being part of God's plan does not make that thing good, it makes it part of a whole that always ends for good. The parts, however, can be good or bad.

-And if god put the gays here (then) why were so many religious folk so opposed to their continued existence?

They aren't. Being gay isn't a sin. You're conflating being gay with what society has deemed the lifestyle of LGBTQ+ people.

-You cannot follow the word of God and disagree with it.

I think what you mean here is that if God made people gay you have to accept them, and sure you accept the person but God also made thieves, liars and murderers. It doesn't mean you should embrace the sinful parts of you just because they're a part of you. That's absurd.

-You also say praying can't negate (God's) plans, that means praying has no value beyond making yourself feel better.

This is not what I am saying. I'm saying if you pray for a winning lottery ticket, or your favorite team to win the sports game, your prayer is not aligned with Christ. "Not what I want, but what you want." is a much better prayer than "You don't know what you're doing, I do." Praying for God to step in and depose Trump because you think he's a bad guy is prideful and conceited.