I have known Donald Trump for more than 30 years. That's both good and bad. I tend to overlook many of his controversial statements because I understand much of that is attention-getting theatre. I am solely focused on how he governed and what I believe he'll do going forward. The rhetoric, to me, is a silly sideshow. Maybe I'm wrong about that.

 

Back to Kamala. Her strident belief in late-term abortion is disturbing. It's not about a woman's body solely - there's another body that should be considered: the unborn but viable child.

 

To totally dismiss that fact, as Ms. Harris does, is cruel. I'm not wrong about this.

 

In addition, I see a sense of entitlement from the Vice President. She obviously believes she has no obligation to answer direct questions.  Based upon her time in the Senate, I see no problem-solving ability whatsoever.  Trump is a deal-maker. Harris is an artful dodger.

 

There are worse things. But I am wary. History can repeat itself. In 1920, Republican Warren Harding refused to answer questions but got elected anyway.

 

He was a disaster in the White House.

 

I know Kamala is not Harding, but I don't know much else about her.  If elected, the odds are she will continue the Biden debacle.

 

That's enough for me to pull the lever for Trump.