Trump vs Clinton: rightwing forumites census

[Dereich]

Johnson or Clinton, probably Johnson right now. I wouldn't vote for Trump to be dogcatcher, let alone President.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

Johnson or Clinton, probably Johnson right now. I wouldn't vote for Trump to be dogcatcher, let alone President.

Good thing Trump would never willfully go anywhere near dog sweat.

[Ljube]

All the way with TRUMP.

[TJ in Oregon]

Trump > Clinton > Johnson, probably. If Bloomberg jumps in I'd support him.

I know I've denied that in the past, but depending on the climate at that point I might have to go put a paper bag over my head, walk down to the polls, vote for Trump, and go home and take a shower....for like the next four years.

Essentially this, except for the fact that I will, of course, not be voting. I am becoming slightly less negative toward the Trump phenomenon, I guess, though I still prefer all the other Pubs + Bloomberg.

Well, I'm not quite saying I will vote for Trump is he's the nominee; I'm currently 'flexible'. The best argument for voting for him in the general election should he win the primary is the Supreme Court, which is not something I trust him at all on. We shall see how things unfold.

I will never vote for Bloomberg or Johnson regardless of the circumstances.

[Clark Kent]

I trust trump less than I trust Hillary Clinton, but I wouldn't vote for either of them. trump clearly doesn't care about abortion (he's almost definitely not pro-life), so the Supreme Court isn't that big of an issue between these two.

[TJ in Oregon]

I trust trump less than I trust Hillary Clinton, but I wouldn't vote for either of them. trump clearly doesn't care about abortion (he's almost definitely not pro-life), so the Supreme Court isn't that big of an issue between these two.

Sure he probably doesn't give a crap about it, but some people who don't care are willing to toe the party line when it comes to appointments. Trump did criticized Ted Cruz for supporting John Roberts' nomination (lol), so he might be willing. Unfortunately, like most relevant questions, he's not likely to give an answer one can actually depend on him following consistently.

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

Third-party (depending on who the Libertarians/Constitutionalists nominate) or write-in.

[Kingpoleon]

Whitman>Huntsman>Bayh>Johnson>Webb>Anderson>Petersen>>>>>Trump>Hillary>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Bloomberg

Mark me down for Libertarian.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I trust trump less than I trust Hillary Clinton, but I wouldn't vote for either of them. trump clearly doesn't care about abortion (he's almost definitely not pro-life), so the Supreme Court isn't that big of an issue between these two.

He is aggressively using the issue as a wedge to weaken the #NeverTrump movement.  He raised the issue in Orlando on Saturday, accusing them of wanting to hand the court to a left-wing majority for decades and mentioned just how unexpected Scalia's passing was and that others were expected to leave the court first, emphasizing the need for a Republican President.

More than likely, he appoints someone that Sessions recommends and you cannot get more conservative on social issues then Sentor Jeff Sessions.

[Illiniwek]

Based on this site, Johnson is going to win in a YUUUUUUGE landslide. Oddly enough I voted for Gary in 2012 and probably won't this year

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Trump, obviously, though both would make fantastic Republican Presidents.