Ok, here’s the thing, I do not condone Donald Trump’s recent comments about women and I find them absolutely disgusting and offensive. That being said, those things were said over a decade ago during a private conversation. If he had said them last week, it would be a different story.
While Donald Trump was not my top pick for the Republican Presidential nominee, I am not going to sway my political position just because I don’t love the guy who is advocating for it. Although I am disappointed in the comments made by Trump, I still plan to vote for him on November 8th and here’s why. He might be a narcissist, but that is better than a pathological liar with a secret agenda. Hillary Clinton becoming president would be the worst thing to ever happen to America since “Baby” by Justin Bieber. Having to choose between someone who used a private email server to exchange government information and then deleted the evidence, silenced her husband’s sexual assault victims using scare tactics, illegally obtained FBI files to protect her foundation, got a child rapist off on charges, left our soldiers to fight alone during an invasion in Benghazi, and was fired from a Judiciary Committee, or someone who said mean things is a no brainer for me. Clinton is also endorsed by Saudi Arabia, a government who hires women for sex slavery and belittles women’s integrity, while claiming that she is a feminist. Really?
While we’re on the topic of women, let’s talk about how everyone is so disturbed over the horrible things that Donald Trump said and how that “degrades women”. Then let me ask you, who bought over 125 million copies of “Fifty Shades of Grey”? (A book in which a young woman is physically and emotionally abused by a man in the name of sexual pleasure) Surely not women who have total respect for themselves! Honey, please. Don’t you dare go give "Fifty Shades" a five-star rating and then rant about how Trump “degrades women”.
Clinton also changes her position on important issues depending on what the people want to hear. For example, in 2008 when she was running for office, she stated that she believed that there was a link between vaccines and autism, urging parents to consider not vaccinating their children. But in 2015, Clinton proclaimed herself an advocator for the pro-vaccine crowd, saying that anyone who was against vaccines was a “luddite” (globalreserach.ca). We can’t trust a politician who changes their stance on important issues every time that they speak! So while I am bothered by Trump’s recent comments, I continue to be more concerned over what Hillary has DONE over what Donald SAID, which is why I will be voting for Trump in November (and you should too).
