As an independent voter with a strong sense of ethics and a deep love for my country, I am utterly perplexed and frankly disappointed by the results of a recent poll indicating that only 49% of independents believe that Donald Trump should drop out of the presidential race following a guilty verdict. In a nation built on the principles of justice and integrity, how can it be that nearly half of independents are willing to overlook the fact that a candidate has been convicted of multiple felonies and still consider him suitable for the highest office in the land?
The numbers don’t lie, and unfortunately, they paint a troubling picture of the state of our democracy.… Continue reading
As an independent voter, I have been closely following the recent developments in Donald Trump’s polling numbers, particularly with independents. It is not surprising to see that his support among independents has taken a nosedive, dropping from 38 percent in early April to 30 percent in a multi-candidate field. On the other hand, Joe Biden has managed to increase his share among independents, solidifying his position in the race.
The fact that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s support among independents has increased to 27 percent from 21 percent is truly baffling. How can anyone in their right mind align themselves with a candidate who has displayed such questionable judgment and rhetoric?… Continue reading
As someone who holds deep admiration and love for the United States, the recent polling blow suffered by Donald Trump among Independents is extremely satisfying to me. The fact that more and more Independents are turning their backs on him is a statement in itself, a powerful message to future leaders that the American people will not tolerate the antics and disrespect that Trump has displayed.
Interestingly, as a Romanian who has never visited the US, I feel like I have just managed to vote against Trump in my own little way. It’s gratifying to know that my comments may have influenced at least one person to go out and vote.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker