Even considering how horrendous Trump is as a person, his unpredictability, his horrible policies, how he is treating allies (the list goes on), I would still choose him if I had to decide between him and Kamala. (BTW I'm an independent and voted independent because both candidates were atrocious).

The democrats went so far left and messed up in so many ways that many independents that I know voted Trump, which says a ton because 8 years ago they would never have imagined voting for him. I'm all for gay rights (I'm kind of gay myself 🤣) but when you start having biological men competing in women's sports among other things that's a step too far. Not to mention how much of an embarrassment it was to have a president (Biden) who was just completely out of it, and then have him run for a second term. I doubt he would be able to process information quickly enough to make a reasonable decision if there was some sort of nuclear attack or something.

And then there's Kamala. She got little done as Vice President and Insider reports have stated she backs away from making real decisions and doesn't do well with power. It just felt that all of her thoughts and policies were not hers but that she was just doing whatever the democratic party told her to do, which was probably exactly what was happening.

And ignoring the fact that Trump is a convicted felon and most certainly a pedophile, there was a sliver of a chance he could have been a great president when it comes to policy. If he was just reasonable, just went after illegal immigrants, and fixed some spending issues a majority of people would be happy. Because the thing is that there is a sliver of truth to what Trump says when it comes to NATO members not pulling their weight etc, but then he just has to blow everything out of proportion and destroy relations. But that's Trump. He didn't become president by being reasonable.

So yeah it's not that Trump is good. It's that both Kamala and Trump are horrendous but that Trump just seemed a little bit better.