The same way I do in everyday life. There are things I agree with and there are things I don’t agree with, this isn’t the first time I have disagreed with Trump and it won’t be the last either, but he is going to be the next POTUS and I like what his plans are for saving Americans, jobs, Veterans, Wounded Warriors, taxes, the wall, getting a smaller government, working with people to make America greater and stronger like she used to be, and a better health plan and giving education back to the people in the States where it should be...
Those things outweigh a lot more than some media whore asking a stupid question that he knew was going to give him his 15 minutes of ‘fame’ just like Michelle Fields...
I wish all this could come true too, but that is just the bait Trump threw out there to reel in enough conservatives to win himself victories in states like South Carolina.
Now that he's bagged gullible conservatives in those states, and now that the liberal northeastern states are coming up next, he's swung far left.
If Trump does become the Republican nominee, he will not be elected - unless, God forbid, we were to suffer a major terrorist attack, on the scale of 9/11, or worse (again, please God forbid). I don't think isis et al are stupid enough to guarantee election of a Republican president - my prediction is they will hold off on a major attack on US soil until after a weak Democrat has been elected.
Even if Trump could become president, he would get very little of your wish list done. Particularly the smaller gov't part.
I am not an "I told you so" type, and I try to put this to Trump supporters as gently as I can, but the truth is this:
You are setting yourselves up for major disappointment (to put it mildly). I was open-minded to Trump for most of last year, but it's become clear he has no conservative backbone at all, he is a purely an opportunist. Even if he could be elected, he would govern as a liberal.