Ohhhh, man, dude, I missed that one until much later. I'll be perfectly honest. I was for Ted Cruz. I was offended Trump went after his wife so personally. But then, I heard Cruz has said something about Trump's wife and I was like, "Ok, tit for tat, that's fair". When Ted dropped out I was a bit bummed but decided to sit this election out too like I have every election since I came of age. I had never voted. First off, here in California my vote doesn't count anyways so that's the excuse I made. I would have voted for Bush Jr. but I had severe flu that week. Then, later I was glad I didn't because as I watched his administration I quickly realized he was taking us in a wrong direction. With Obama it was the same direction but now on steroids.  After Ted Cruz dropped out, my thought was, Trump is just too over the top, he's saying the right things but damn... measure your words man! Nuance better, like Obama did every day. Like Putin I thought, "He's gone too far, he'll lose.". Trump was just too bombastic. Almost bufoonish. Politically clumsy. Even after I decided to support him I still would cringe when he said things that were politically dangerous. It only slowly dawned on me during his campaign that he was doing it on purpose. He was forcing the media to inject his name in every broadcast. It was outrageous and exciting. I was falling in love with this wonderful man. I also at the same time realized why Ted Cruz lost. The entire media was working with the Hillary campaign to cause Ted to lose. She wanted Trump to win the primary because she thought she could win over him easily. She was almost right but she didn't take the Trump plan into account. She thought her opponent was stupid. Oh boy was she wrong. On election day I went walked to the polling station because it's just a couple blocks away. For the first time in my life I voted and I felt wonderful. I still wasn't sure Trump could win but you never know, miracles can happen, right? I felt good all day just for having voted. I never knew how that could feel. Win or lose, I now had a voice. If I wanted to complain about Hillary winning, no one could disregard me on the grounds I had not voted. Voting is a sacred duty. But this time, at least I voted for someone who stood up for We The People.  More and more people are realizing this: https://twitter.com/THeinrich22/status/1169375541255966720 After the sun went down and I cleaned up from shoveling dirt I went online and watched the news feeds. Amazing stuff. Best ever was watching the faces of those Leftist parrots as the sneers and snark got destroyed, minute by minute and then, the most glorious thing, He won. I couldn't believe it. He won. Watching liberals weep was wonderful. Yes, I felt a bit of guilt but not that much. After all the snarky comments, mockery and mean jokes, our guy won. Let them weep. I endured eight long years of Obama, let them weep. I never shed a tear over Obama's horrible administration. I just endured. I thought America was lost, forever. Now, it's coming back, stronger and stronger day by day and it's glorious. Tired of winning? No, never!  This is our Fight Song For those who were weeping when POTUS Trump won, I just want to hold out an olive branch. Give up your hate, dry your tears because America is Great Again. We don't hate you, we love you, we love our country and we'll work together, just give up your hate.