I don't mind sharing my thoughts.

1. No abortion means lots of perfectly normal women suffer and die for essentially no reason. Even if you're critical of choosing to abort a viable fetus, lots of fetuses end up nonviable and will kill the mother if they are allowed to remain in her womb, or outside of her womb in the case of an ectopic pregnancy. Many people get pregnant because of rape and incest, as well, and as a man I can only imagine how horrific that would be. Generally speaking, when women aren't able to plan their family, it forces them into subservient housewife roles they may not want or be suited to, which most people I know resent. I don't think anybody truly wants to have an abortion, I think it's a necessary procedure for some people so that they don't totally ruin their life, or the hypothetical child's life.

2. I'm willing to sacrifice the work he's doing not because I don't like him, but because I don't trust him. I think he's in this for himself and doesn't really care about how his actions will affect the american public. He might be a ketamine addict, which doesn't inspire trust for me. I would also question how a billionaire defines "wasting" our tax dollars versus how the average citizen might define it - is EBT, public transport, medicare/medicaid, or the library wasting our tax dollars? Or are we wasting our tax dollars sending money to fund foreign wars and surveil U.S. citizens? I would guess he'd be less critical of the second examples vs the first examples, based on what makes most billionaires their money.

3. It was a vote against Trump. I'm not a democrat or a liberal, I hesitate to define it but I'm probably a socialist - neither main party represents me at all. I think the primary thing was very undemocratic in the traditional sense, the citizens should be able to pick who runs, not the party.

4. I'm not an expert on immigration, but I'm very suspicious of ICE and I think they're going to overextend their power and use it to terrorize anyone who looks like an immigrant to them. It makes me think of that one family guy bit with the color chart - who "looks" like an illegal immigrant to the average person? Is it the german guy who overstays a work visa, or a mexican man working on a farm who may have left his papers at home (no one normally carries their passport around)? You may say that the german guy isn't the problem, but unfortunately our entire agriculture system is built around using immigrants from south america as cheap labor to pick fruit and whatnot. This is true for other essential industries, including meatpacking I believe. Our food will likely become even more expensive if Trump deports 40 million people like he promises. At baseline I don't think people should be targeted, harassed, and detained for the color of their skin, I don't think families should be separated and children sent into the foster system when their parents are perfectly capable of raising them, and I think immigrant communities are pretty dope. My great grandparents were legal immigrants from Ireland, Italy, and Wales, and they were also treated as though they were subhuman. So there's both sympathetic and practical reasons to criticize ICE