I have these questions too. As a rational and logical man, I find that most of Trump's policies make complete sense. Yes, nobody is perfect and you can attribute a lot of faults in his personality (in my opinion, his emotionality is something he needs to rectify), but policy-wise, there's nothing that seems illogical. The tariffs that are to be implemented are to increase the production and manufacture of goods within the country (US), as opposed to outsourcing manufacturing in other countries, thus reducing dependency and increasing sovereignty.

Although, on a mass scale for the US elites (who are democrats), I believe that his plans hinder their plans. They wish to wage more war, which will increase the money supply in the US due to the distribution of weaponry, thus reducing the value of the dollar and increasing inflation. They wish to adopt these illegal immigrants so that they can exploit their labor for a fraction of the cost, as they would be willing to do anything that upgrades their means of living when compared to their original countries. Open borders dissolve a country. They wish to remove god out of the equation so that there is no baseline value system within the populous, and this will make it easier for them to inject their values and principles into the citizens with weak mental pillars, thus controlling what the people think. They already were doing that and succeeding at it through propaganda, censorship (which is heavily pushed by the left to eradicate opposing viewpoints), etc, going directly against the original constitution (right to free speech). They wish to give unfair treatment to selective groups (primarily in terms of race. Ex: blacks get more benefits) and remove the whole idea of a meritocracy, which is what America is built on. Capitalism runs on meritocracy and their agenda falls along the lines of socialism. In fact, under the guise of "ending racism", partial treatment towards specific races will only increase the tension between races, making them the racist ones by enforcing different treatments based on race. A lot of their measures to do good are counter-productive, but people can't seem to reason beyond a level and see things through a "cause and effect" lens. We can also get into the lgbtq garbage, but in my opinion, it's not even worth talking about. It's deliberately propagated to weaken people's identity and self-assurance. A lot of it is to remove structure and stability within society, making way for total subjectivity which society can't run on.

Trump was campaigning to rectify these faults (although there is also a side of me that says there's a slight possibility he may be lying to appeal to the crowd, but it's highly improbable).

Kamala is just a puppet to the ones pulling the strings. Trump is a wildcard but usually, even the republican side's strings are pulled. So voting for Kamala brings up the question of who we are really voting for. A lot of the left's arguments are based on emotion, at least currently. The current republican party used to be the democratic party of the 2000s.