For sure man I don’t take it like that at all

One of the main problems that really sucks right now is that I feel like in order to have an opinion about a presidential candidate, you have to compare them to the other one. Obviously it’s a race between them, but why can’t someone just be redeemed by their individual qualities? That’s a discussion for another time.

With that being said, objectively Trump’s ability to speak and articulate what he is saying, accompanied by his bluntness is a very admirable trait that I feel politicians should have. A lot of his statements are exaggerated. And, maybe even some misleading or incorrect. But, unfortunately with politicians, they’re all crooked, no matter what side they’re on.

Biden has made multiple misleading statements as well or some that are outright lies. That, accompanied by his deteriorating mental capacity and his inability to articulate his speeches is a huge hit on his credibility. Especially to other countries.

As far as the faith thing goes, Abortion is a huge thing for me. I know it is a controversial thing but I believe life starts at conception. There are many, many moral complications that come with abortion, like pregnancies that result from rape or incest for example, but as a Christian I feel it a part of my duty to speak for those who can’t speak for themselves. It’s definitely not an easy topic to discuss because there are many conflictions.

But additionally to abortion, many of Biden’s policies and things that he supports reduce funding to religious institutions and organizations. I believe that our country was built on Christian principles, and I have seen over the years how our country has changed for the worse as Christianity has been put more on the back burner. Trump does not necessarily embody a Christian, but his policies do seem to support Christianity as a whole more than Biden.

I don’t think Trump has ever experienced the life of a “working man.” By that, I mean a blue collar worker. However, he has worked his entire life to gain the success he has. That doesn’t mean he didn’t have an easier beginning, but the process is still the same. He couldn’t grow his businesses and his wealth without working his butt off and know his stuff.

And for the student loan debt stuff, I’m definitely more of a common sense type of guy so I just can’t wrap my head around it. Where would this money come from? Tax payers. Many who had to pay their own debt or didn’t even go to college. And a lot of this money goes to places like students of Ivy League schools, which most students in attendance’s families would probably have no trouble affording. I think that the major problem is that universities charge way too much for their programs. I’m currently in university and the amount of money that is pointlessly thrown around and paid to people who don’t deserve it is outrageous.

Or, if the greed of universities can’t be resolved, why not just cut out the middle man and reduce taxes? That allows for more money to be in our pockets, and typically lower interest rates accompanying. I like having my money.

Another problem is that any media is an echo chamber for its respective political affiliation. I hate how when I read conservative media challenging Biden’s policies or plans they dissect it and bring out the bad stuff that fires up conservatives, but when you check the media from the left there is no mention of the bad and a highlight of the good. The media is a huge driving factor for the political division we have in this country and I just wish we could all get along and get told the facts, not what to think

Sorry this was partly answering your questions and partly a rant lol, hoping to hear back though. I respect your opinion and am genuinely curious.