A common argument among Donald Trump supporters against the growing NeverTrump movement is that by refusing to support Republican Trump in the general election that would mean a win for Democrat Hillary Clinton. But while the two candidates are very different on style, they have many similarities on policy, such that a vote for one essentially equates to a vote for the other. Because there is almost no daylight between Trump and Clinton, this has given rise to a growing NeverTrump movement of conservatives who cannot in good conscience back Trump should he win the nomination.Trump’s supporters are understandably upset about the leftist policies of the past seven years under Barack Obama, though it is unfortunate that so many have been enticed by a newly-minted Republican candidate who has donated tens of thousands of dollars to liberal politicians like Clinton, Charlie Rangel, Chuck Schumer, Kirsten Gillibrand, Anthony Weiner, and many more.Trump is a backlash against seven years of divisiveness from Obama, a man who ran promising “We’re not red states and blue states.” Sadly, those red and blue divides are even starker today than when the former junior Senator from Illinois entered the White House. Obama has not listened to conservatives on…
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