DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT MEAN TO OFFEND ANYBODY AT ALL WITH THIS POST IF YOU WANT TO PROTEST I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST IT THIS IS STRICTLY MY OPINION AND I RESPECT EVERY SINGLE PERSONS OPINION AND I THINK IT IS FINE TO PROTEST I JUST DO NOT BELIEVE IT WILL SOLVE OUR PROBLEMS
Yes, Donald Trump did become the president elect for the United States of America. In January of 2017, Donald Trump will become our next president. If you read either of my two political posts before the election, then it is clear to you that I did not want Donald Trump to win. But he did. Now there is nothing I can do about that. I know there are protests, but I believe that fighting the hate that Trump gives, with hate towards him will only make the problem worse. I understand people are upset, and yes, I was/am one of those people. However, I think that we need to come together as American citizens, now more than ever, and unify ourselves. Instead of automatically assuming the worst about his future presidency, lets give him a shot. I won't agree with most things he says, or does, but if he keeps us safe, then that is great. As much as I didn't want him to win, I now hope that he is a great president. Not because I like him, or his policies ,but rather because he is representing America, and he will be our president for the next 4 years.
Our country is divided, right down the middle. This is only going to make the problem worse. We need to accept what has happened, tell others to do so as well, and not necessarily 'support', but not be mad or angry that Trump will be our next president. Anger, and hatred leads nowhere. If Trump does end up doing something that we, as Americans, do not believe in, or want to happen, do something about it, don't just protest him being elected as president because he hasn't done anything, as president, yet, so give him a chance. As awful as he might have been in the campaign, and things he has done in the past, maybe he won't be like that as a president. I am a true believer that people can change, and I hope that his attitudes and his way of communication does when he becomes president. I still think it is absolutely awful what he has done in the past, and I can't respect the way that he ran his campaign, but he was elected and now we look forwards, and not backwards. Even though he did not win popular vote, he still only had about 200,000 less votes than Hillary Clinton did, which isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things, so clearly a lot of people wanted him to be elected.
No matter what our political party is, no matter what opinions or morals we have, we have to work together now. We are all part of one amazing country, and the way we keep this country amazing is to work together, as one, not to divide. We are so lucky to live in a country where we do get to vote for our president, and where we get to have all of the rights we do, so don't throw all of that peace ]\away just because you aren't happy with the turnout. I am not happy with the turnout, but now I move forward. Even though Clinton isn't president, her campaign slogan is still true, we ARE stronger together. And if you supported Clinton in this election, and you are making these divides worse because you aren't happy with the outcome, then you aren't following your own candidates slogan, and you need to. Right now, more than ever, we need to be stronger together.
If only millenials voted then Hillary would have won in almost every single state, and I am not saying that millenials are the ones that are 'right',but it shows that moving forward in the future that the next generation doesn't support the hate that was spewed from Trumps mouth during much of this campaign. So this should give you hope, and make you feel great about the future.
Please share this message as much as you can by sharing the link, tweeting, anything, this needs to happen.
Yes, Donald Trump did become the president elect for the United States of America. In January of 2017, Donald Trump will become our next president. If you read either of my two political posts before the election, then it is clear to you that I did not want Donald Trump to win. But he did. Now there is nothing I can do about that. I know there are protests, but I believe that fighting the hate that Trump gives, with hate towards him will only make the problem worse. I understand people are upset, and yes, I was/am one of those people. However, I think that we need to come together as American citizens, now more than ever, and unify ourselves. Instead of automatically assuming the worst about his future presidency, lets give him a shot. I won't agree with most things he says, or does, but if he keeps us safe, then that is great. As much as I didn't want him to win, I now hope that he is a great president. Not because I like him, or his policies ,but rather because he is representing America, and he will be our president for the next 4 years.
Our country is divided, right down the middle. This is only going to make the problem worse. We need to accept what has happened, tell others to do so as well, and not necessarily 'support', but not be mad or angry that Trump will be our next president. Anger, and hatred leads nowhere. If Trump does end up doing something that we, as Americans, do not believe in, or want to happen, do something about it, don't just protest him being elected as president because he hasn't done anything, as president, yet, so give him a chance. As awful as he might have been in the campaign, and things he has done in the past, maybe he won't be like that as a president. I am a true believer that people can change, and I hope that his attitudes and his way of communication does when he becomes president. I still think it is absolutely awful what he has done in the past, and I can't respect the way that he ran his campaign, but he was elected and now we look forwards, and not backwards. Even though he did not win popular vote, he still only had about 200,000 less votes than Hillary Clinton did, which isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things, so clearly a lot of people wanted him to be elected.
No matter what our political party is, no matter what opinions or morals we have, we have to work together now. We are all part of one amazing country, and the way we keep this country amazing is to work together, as one, not to divide. We are so lucky to live in a country where we do get to vote for our president, and where we get to have all of the rights we do, so don't throw all of that peace ]\away just because you aren't happy with the turnout. I am not happy with the turnout, but now I move forward. Even though Clinton isn't president, her campaign slogan is still true, we ARE stronger together. And if you supported Clinton in this election, and you are making these divides worse because you aren't happy with the outcome, then you aren't following your own candidates slogan, and you need to. Right now, more than ever, we need to be stronger together.
If only millenials voted then Hillary would have won in almost every single state, and I am not saying that millenials are the ones that are 'right',but it shows that moving forward in the future that the next generation doesn't support the hate that was spewed from Trumps mouth during much of this campaign. So this should give you hope, and make you feel great about the future.
Please share this message as much as you can by sharing the link, tweeting, anything, this needs to happen.
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