“I’d vote for a tuna fish sandwich before I’d vote for Donald Trump again.”

“To me, America is a precious and a sacred place. As a lifelong Republican, I cannot support a president who is systematically dismantling [America]”

“It hurts me deep in my soul when I see what happened in DC at Lafayette Square.”

“He’s a draft dodger. He never served in the military, he has no clue what it means to serve in the military.”

“This election is not about Democrat or Republican. It is about American survival or not.”

“I admit it: I voted for Trump in 2016. After three and a half years, I decided to start watching the COVID-19 press conferences. My son has diabetes, and it’s very important that we get good information and we just didn’t get information at all. We got lies.”

“I voted for Trump in 2016 as a Democrat, and then even went and changed my party to Republican. Big mistake, one I won’t make again.”

“So I hope that this’ll be enlightenment or encouragement to somebody. Just remember, if we stand for what’s right together, things will be done right.”

“President Donald Trump can profoundly validate his love of God and country by immediately announcing his decision to not seek re-election in 2020.”

“I don’t like having to wake up every morning wondering what the hell my president said on Twitter.”

“It’s time to cut ties with this and … just put an end to this hatred, this bigotry, this phony corrupted leader.”

“I’ve been a Republican this whole time that our party’s been hijacked…this pandemic could’ve proved to me that Trump could have been a leader. He messed that up too.”

“You do not have a personal right to give me coronavirus.”

The only way to fix our reputation abroad, “is if the voice of the people, you and me, reject Trump and everyone around him.”

“And now they’re saying let’s Make America Great Again, when it’s not great. Things are not great at all.”

“I honestly believe that Joe Biden is a decent man. I believe that he will fight for all Americans, even us women and people of color, not just the people who voted for him.”

“I’m going to vote for Joe Biden … This country cannot take another four years of this administration.”

“And I thought, well, maybe it’s not so bad. Maybe I can vote for him. He is a Republican. Then in the last year, I’ve really been slapped upside the head again and convicted that this man can not continue in office.”

“I think Donald Trump has seriously screwed our country. … [He] isn’t a brave American. He’s nothing more than a goddamn coward.”

“I feel like our country is at a turning point here… which is why I am voting in the 2020 election, on November 3rd, for Joe Biden.

“He was willing to tear gas and shoot rubber bullets at peaceful protesters so he could walk over to a church … it blows my mind.”

“I believe that Mr. Biden is a good man and the good man is something we need in politics right now.”

“There is a steep price to pay for choosing as your standard-bearer a divisive megalomaniac.”

“Lord help the Christians who are saying he’s a godsend.”

“And I just can’t fathom how he is the way he is and how people just ignore it.”

“I am not happy with the direction our party is going, and I will not support it. … Donald Trump’s values are not my values, [and] they are not Republican values.”

“I knew it was going to be bad…never in a million years did I think it would get this bad”

They are “the party of Trump,” and “no longer the party of good moral values.”

Trump is “really a bad guy. And that’s the reason not to vote for him.”

“Donald Trump is a fascist. … If we don’t rise up and get rid of this man we’re going to find ourselves in a dictatorship.”

“I truly wish there was a Republican party…that focused exclusively on free market economics”

“All he’s doing is playing the culture war and I didn’t realize I was being played like I was.”

“He pitches himself as a businessman but he’s doing the worst possible job with the federal budget.”

“We need a president that believes in the American values and the American people.”

“Fiscally conservative and socially moderate, I find myself politically homeless.”

“He is trying to separate us in any way that he can, instead of bringing us together.”

“I’m in the minority to my Christian friends… I don’t understand…It’s like they do see it but they don’t see it.”

“He has clearly engaged in crime and dishonesty everywhere he gets the chance and he’s totally incapable of empathy.”

“He’s not capable of accepting responsibility for his actions, he never says I’m sorry, never apologizes, never even admits that he was incorrect about something. That’s not what we need in a leader.”

“I am horrified at what he has done, what he continues to do… the list of things that he’s done, it seems to be the length of a treatise. I couldn’t even in one video – how could we encapsulate all of that?”

“If anybody out there feels like they’re alone, you’re not. …I hope that we can come together. We can vote for Joe Biden as a necessary thing to do.”

Our Republican Party has completely abdicated their responsibilities toward conservative values

“I worked for the first Watergate prosecutor…no one ever dared to come over and say ‘you have to be easy on Nixon and his people.’ That would be unthinkable!”

“He led off the vote. He had an opportunity to show character and he just didn’t.”

“I’m ready to dream of a brighter future. And if that means electing [Biden]… then so be it.”

“Let me be very clear that holding up a Bible is not the same thing as living the values that the Bible teaches or even reading what the values state.”

“I’m frightened by this blind allegiance for the first time being an American. One cannot let any one person define your identity.”

“He treats us as though we’re just willing to accept whatever comes out of his mouth and adopt that as our own beliefs.”

“I’m a religious man… If you’re not alive, you can’t do good things for other people.”

“It’s about decency. It’s about all of America, not just a group in America.”

“We are very divided, angry, bitter, and partisan. If Joe Biden stands for anything, I know it’s for… bringing us together.”

I cannot, will not, support a man with no morals, ethics, or values. A man who has done nothing but his best to divide this country.”

“If you owned a family business and you hired him, you would quickly come to realize…I need to fire this guy.”

“He has destroyed our party. If he is reelected, I will probably drop the party that I started with the first election 60 years ago with Barry Goldwater.”

“We need to return some decency, some rule of law, some respect for all the amendments to the White House. And it’s time to get this country back on the right path.”

“The man is just a disgusting individual and he needs to go. I will vote for Joe Biden and that’s it.”

“At least Nixon had the dignity to resign.”

“He has literally brought the white supremacist movement back.”

“Now is the time for all of us to put principles first and say we are going to restore the rule of law in this country.”

“I don’t know what I am anymore. I’m conservative in my values, but I am not what the Republican party is nowadays”

“The Republican party has left me. They have pretty much failed me in every way, shape, and form.”

“I don’t hear a lot of solutions being offered. I simply hear a lot of blame being registered.”

“My verdict is – You’re Fired!”

“President Trump has torn apart everything I believe in. And right now there is nothing conservative about him.”

“I have had my patriotic heart broken… because I didn’t think this was possible in this country.”

“He is not my Republican party. He has captured something totally different than my Republican party that I’ve lived with all my life.”

“It’s like the party I grew up and loved has turned into nothing more than a cult. In fact, I can’t, I don’t feel like calling it the Republican party. I call it the Trumplican party because that’s all it is!”

“The tacit approval by Donald Trump of white supremacy, fascism, and autocracy, it’s putting our country at risk.”

“Look at the worry in my face. Oh my gosh I think I’ve aged 50 years in the past six months.”

“I thought Donald would run this country like a business. He would look out for working class Americans like myself, and he would do things differently than they had been done previously.”

“I became a never Trumper in 1989, when Donald Trump took out four full page ads in New York city newspapers asking for the death penalty.”

“I don’t care what color your skin, what your nationality, people are people. And they deserve a measure of dignity and humility.”

“We had an honor code: do not lie, cheat or steal or condone anyone who does. I honor my oath and I value that code, and for that reason, I cannot vote for Donald Trump.”

“Do not vote against your own interests. Vote for the country’s interests. Support Joe Biden.”

“I will not be supporting Private Bone Spurs.”

“I can live with a President Joe Biden in a way that I couldn’t at the time, live with Hillary Clinton as president.”

“A vote for anyone other than Biden is a vote for Trump … Please, for the love of all Americans, do the right thing.”

“I want to tell my fellow Republicans that the time has come for us to reclaim the ideals that have served us so well for so long.”

In hindsight, Buck says his “regret and embarrassment couldn’t be stronger.”

“What makes our country great is the rule of law, not of one individual.”

“He’s not fit to be part of your company, but you’re willing to let him be leader of the free world?”

“I’m going to vote for Joe Biden because I do not want Donald Trump to be president for four more years.”

“We need to give him a resounding victory so that we can close the door on Trumpism forever.”

“Do not let all those who have gone and died on battlefields for our democracy go in vain.”

“I did not sign up for trade wars. I did not sign up for the isolationism. I did not sign up for the nativism.”

“I’m heartbroken that this is what our country has become.”

“There’s certainly no room for diversity. There’s no room for alternate perspectives. There’s no room for competence in Trumpism.”

“The only thing that Trump is looking out for is himself. When he raised his hand and he swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution, he lied.”

“I don’t like Trump’s policies and I don’t like him as a human being. I think he is the worst of humanity. He lacks empathy, he lacks decency, he doesn’t respect fellow human beings. He’s just a terrible person.”

“And I am so disappointed with all his actions, dividing the country, and ruining our economy because of not handing the coronavirus properly.”

“I find myself now in 2020, very disgruntled and very worried about where our country is going. I worry about [my children and grandchildren.]”

“And I’m disappointed that many of my friends and family will accept what’s happening for their own self benefit. But let’s be clear, we are compromised.
Our president is compromised.”

“He is dividing families. I will probably never speak to my sister or her family again. And that really makes me very sad.”

“There were so many things that Donald Trump said and did that made it impossible for me to vote for him.”

“We need to vote. We need to talk to our friends. We need to talk to everybody. We need to make sure that in January, Joe Biden is president.”

“I’m not worried about what his platform is, I just want some competence.”

“So I voted for Trump in 2016. I wasn’t proud of it then. And I’m definitely not proud of it now. He called actual Nazis ‘very fine people.’ And, as a proud Jew, that does not sit well with me.”

“I would’ve voted for anybody but Trump and now hopefully other people feel the same way in 2020. I think Joe Biden’s a good man.”

“Donald Trump must be removed with overwhelming action so we can make America great again.”

“There are two things that Trump calls himself: a Republican and a Christian. I am those two things, but we have absolutely nothing in common.”

“Yes I voted for that lunatic in 2016. I apologize, I had no idea what kind of person he really was.”

“I will proudly display my Eric Holcomb Republican for Governor of Indiana yard sign right next to my Joe Biden 2020 yard sign. I hope you will join me in doing the same.”

“Trump is not a respectful leader. He’s not an effective leader. I think Biden can bring that.”

“He uses faith as a prop, and as a person of faith, I am deeply offended by this.”

“[I thought] the office was bigger than the man. Boy was I wrong.”

“He is very slowly chipping away at our democracy one little piece at a time.”

“I think the treatment of immigrant children under the Trump administration will be a stain on our country forever.”

“There’s nothing conservative about him. All he cares about is himself.”

This year I am endorsing Joe Biden “100%,” and I hope my fellow conservatives will “have a heart… and help save our democracy.”

“The values of the Republican party that I grew up admiring changed in a nasty way in 2015 and 2016 with the rise of Donald Trump.”

“Donald Trump is a misogynist, a liar. He is turning our friends into our enemies, our enemies to our friends. We are an embarrassment.”

Ethan is disappointed with Trump, and feels he doesn’t have a conservative candidate to vote for. He reasons, “if neither of them are conservatives, then the least I can do is vote for the one that isn’t corrupt and immoral. And that’s Joe Biden.”

“We don’t even have a clue as to the things that he’s done and the things that he would like to do. But I have a feeling that all come out as soon as we vote him out.”

“I just can’t believe that we have to have this type of person pretend to be our leader. He isn’t good for our nation. His policies are childlike.”

“What I like about Joe Biden, he is pretty much the opposite of Trump. He’s caring. He’s compassionate.”

“At this time, I consider myself a Reagan-McCain-Romney Republican, and a Never Trumper. I believe [Trump’s] a complete disaster, and that he has not earned a second term.”

“I think that Trump is the worst thing that has ever happened to this country. He is an embarrassment.”

“And I’m sure hoping that Ohio can represent and we can show that we’re country above party and that we know what’s more important than just Donald Trump and the Republicans.”

“I’m a RINO? Wait a minute, I don’t cheat on my wife, I believe in family values, I believe in being fiscally responsible, I believe in personal accountability. Donald Trump, he’s none of those things. I give to charities, he steals from charities.”

“I pray to God every day, I’m on my knees before I go to bed and when I wake up in the morning that God, please remove Donald Trump from the White House.”

“I pray that he is not the man that we choose to lead this country again.”

Message to Trump:

“I’m nobody.You don’t have to worry about losing my vote. But you should be very concerned with a million people behind me, because you are history.”

“My family company was one of the many companies that helped build the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City. Trump did not pay my family’s company $8 million.”

“I voted for Donald Trump in 2016, but I won’t vote for him again.”

“I hate his lack of belief in science…he has politicized everything.”

“This guy, Donald Trump, wants to destroy everything that stands in his way to power.”

“I believe that it is incumbent upon us as Americans to vote for Joe Biden to bring this country back to some sort of civility and normalcy.”

“When I think about the Republican party, I think about Reagan’s Shining City on a Hill speech. And honestly, I do not feel that we’re the Shining City on a Hill right now.

“For my job, I travel globally. Now I have to apologize for Trump and what America has become. Before this, I could hold my head high and say with pride that America’s the greatest country on earth.”

“With Donald Trump as president, we have totally lost this party.”

“I label myself as a conservative, and I have certain values and policy beliefs that I follow. Donald Trump is not aligned to those values, and he never has been.”

“His America First slogan is a lie. He believes in Trump first. He has no respect for our Constitution and no regard for the people of America he was sworn to protect.”

“There’s not a single thing that this man has done to better this nation.”

“If you don’t mind lying and insulting other people, if that’s doesn’t bother you very much, vote for Trump.”

“I want to see my grandchildren grow up…I have value, whether Republicans believe it or not.”

“As a Christian, how can you support slander, gossip, lies? Almost every sin in the Bible, Donald Trump has broken and continues to break.”

“I did only vote for Donald Trump because I couldn’t believe someone who acted as goofy as he did on TV actually meant it.”

Well, we’ve suffered these past three and a half years, and we need to be able to end that suffering by voting Donald Trump out of office this coming November.

“So, in 2020, I’m going to vote for Joe Biden. I think he can help bring us together.”

“I will support another party now because of Donald Trump. And I am ashamed to this day for voting for him.”

“I believe that if he’s elected again for a second term, it may do irreparable damage to the Republican party. Now is the time to stand up against Donald Trump.”

“There is not a choice. If you wish to defend the rule of law in this country, Trump has to go. If you wish to defend the constitution, Trump has to go.”

“I will admit that I voted for Donald Trump…But at this point, I’ll take anybody over him.”

“Trump has transformed the Republican party into a personality cult.”

“Donald Trump is not a Republican. Neither him, Lindsey Graham, or Mitch McConnell hold the Republican values that I grew up with and that I know.”

I would vote for anybody but president Trump on the way he’s handling the coronavirus epidemic.  It’s a time to get some adulthood back in the White House.

“I’ve been a Republican, a voting Republican for 42 years, and voted for Donald Trump four years ago because I didn’t trust Hillary. That was a mistake”

“I feel like he has failed and divided this country worse than any other President.”

“Trump, my problem with him is that he lies, and not only does he lie, but . . . he gaslights, and I don’t like to be gaslighted. I know what I heard. I know it’s not fake news.”

“Trump’s handling of the COVID-19 is a disgrace. It has caused more deaths than the Vietnam war.”

“I certainly felt that Donald Trump was a better choice than Hillary Clinton…that has been a monumental mistake on my part, and in this coming election I would vote for anyone before I would vote for Trump.”

“One thing I have figured out for sure is that I’m not voting for Donald Trump. I think that is just a moral imperative.”

“I’m going to be voting for Joe Biden. I think he is a respectful man who will bring honor back to the United States.”

“The hardest thing to watch in the last four or five years with all of this has been the evangelical Christians sell out to this false prophet. He can’t quote a bible verse.”

“I voted for Donald Trump in 2016 with the hopes that he would truly make America great again. I, along with many others, have been disappointed. The man is incompetent and dangerous.”

“How we went from then to this illiterate narcissistic buffoon blows my mind.”

“I am a United States Marine Corps vet, and I am a gun-owning Republican, and I will not be voting for Trump in the 2020 election.”

“I heard Donald Trump, a man who was a draft dodger, disrespecting John McCain, it came across to me, as a veteran, very disturbing.”

“It’s embarrassing as an American. I have to turn [the TV] off because I cannot watch [Trump] anymore.”

“If you care anything about this country, about the future, which I do, I have grandchildren and I get concerned about them and my children… if you care anything about this country at all, you need to vote for Joe Biden in November.”

“When I see President Trump and the words he had to say about John McCain’s service, it’s something I will never forget and can’t let go. …the way he’s denigrating their service is just despicable.”

“I’m tired of having to apologize for my country. I don’t even like Joe Biden that much, …but I will be voting for him.”

“Donald Trump believes in only one principle: his own self preservation.”

“I was astounded at how undignified he is, how unpresidential. He does these long self-aggrandizing rants that go nowhere. The way he treats the press and other people.”

“Righteousness has to go first, character has to go first”

“I cannot believe the amount of damage that he has caused in such a short period of time. He thinks he’s a king. He thinks his family is the royal family.”

“Mr. President, if you’d like to come to my classroom and sit in on a science lesson about evidence and about how we make informed decisions based on scientific inquiry, please stop by.”

“Joe Biden has got to be elected in this election. We cannot waste our votes on a third-party protest vote anymore”

“I don’t understand how people think this man is Christian when none of his behavior lines up with any Christian belief that I’ve ever seen or heard of.”

“…and when you put all that together, I think this is a man who must, must be removed by voters in November from governing our country. Otherwise I do not know what our country will become.”

“All he does is watch the goddamn news. Why don’t you do your frickin job, Donald Trump?”

“When the Lord was on this earth, He didn’t insult people…He led with love and with kindness. The exact opposite of what Donald Trump is doing right now. He is a false prophet.”

Rep. Charles Djou has served his country in both the Army and the House of Representatives.

“Trump’s actions are indicative of a man simply ignorant of honor and true sacrifice.”

“It is a time for choosing, a time to put country over party, and a time to believe in America once more.”

“I also grew up with a malignant narcissist. Now we’re seeing what a man like that, a man who doesn’t care about other human beings…can wreak on the country and the world.”

“I think our standing in international politics has gone down the tubes.”

“You can’t undermine the intelligence institution and take the word of dictators over them in important matters.”

“It didn’t have to be this way. President Trump’s response has been incompetent and pathetic.”

“I can’t support any Republican who doesn’t condemn Donald Trump. …He’s incompetent. His handling of the COVID crisis is a tragedy of untold consequences.”

“The Republican party cannot come back until Trump and his enablers are gone.”

“Ronald Reagan once asked: “Are you better off today than you were four years ago?” I think we know the answer to that question.”

“Can you imagine going to Mar-a-Lago to see the museum from the current president? I hope that they got an outdoor shower after you go in there because you’re going to need it.”

“When I look now at Donald Trump, I don’t see Ronald Reagan, I see George Wallace, and that’s a direction that this country just cannot afford to go in. For that reason, I will be voting for Joe Biden in 2020.”

“I can’t vote for [Trump] in November. …It’s antithetical to the principles of a free society.”

“Growing up, I was never allowed to make fun of the president. We had to respect the office. …[Trump] doesn’t respect the office he holds, and so I can not respect him in it.”

“He knew that Russia was paying bounties on our troops being killed in Afghanistan. And he did nothing.”

“It appeared obvious that [Trump] is not a good person, has no moral character whatsoever. …I’ll be supporting the most favorable candidate, and that’s Joe Biden.”

“Deception, domination, divisiveness. These are the new normal under this Trump administration. We need a president with a vision.”

“If you believe in the Republican approach to government, that’s all the more reason to vote Trump out because he’s doing nothing but hurting and hurting and hurting, not just the country and the world, but also the future of this party.”

“Every male in my family has served this country… Donald Trump is not that leadership, he is not that person, he needs to go back to the golf course.”

“Donald Trump needs to lose…And so does every Republican Senator that has enabled a criminal to run the government.”

“I will be voting straight democratic ticket, because those people in office have enabled him. They have not kept him in check. He has run rampant.”

“It’s time to move on from Donald Trump. We can not let him define the future of the Republican party.”

I served in Dick Thornburg’s cabinet when he was the Republican governor of Pennsylvania, and later in the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George Bush in Washington. I never saw these Republican leaders, nor their administrations, behave in the way that Trump or his people do.

“Trump has got to go… and I dearly hope and pray that enough independent-minded GOP voters would agree. Hold your nose, vote Democrat, get rid of this vile vile piece of humanoid tissue.”

“He is supposed to uphold the Constitution of these United States and he is doing everything but. This man is not for this country. He may say he is, but actions speak louder than words.”

“Donald Trump does nothing to speak out about the fact that life is harder in America for black people.”

“He won’t protect Americans from Coronavirus, from racism or from Russia, so really it’s fitting for him to line himself up with pro-slavery traitors like those Confederates.”

“As a disabled American, seeing the the health rationing and disabled people being infected with COVID being DNR’ed involuntarily and left to die by starvation. I can’t vote for Trump again this year.”

“Trump is dividing this nation. I think he is racist… I’m not voting for the man.”

“In 2016 I voted for Donald Trump, not because I thought he would be a great leader, but I thought he was better than the alternative… well, four years later, I regret that decision.”

“He is not trustworthy. He is not loyal. He is not friendly. He is not kind.He is not obedient. He is not cheerful. He is not thrifty. He is not reverent… I can’t wait to be rid of Trump.”

“[Russia is] paying Afghan militants to kill our soldiers. To kill my soldiers.To kill my friends. Donald Trump is the opposite of the best president for the military.”

“How could I not be a Republican? Because it was Ronald Reagan who called out the country where I was born for what it truly was: an evil empire, a country that oppressed me and my fellow Jews. I am a Reagan Republican. I am a Bush Republican… what I’m not, is I’m not a Donald Trump Republican.”

“Mr. Trump has abandoned our veterans with his unconscionable failure to recognize the dangers of this pandemic, with the insulting of heroes like John McCain, with the insulting of Gold Star families. He is no friend of veterans and I will not vote for him. I hope that no veteran will.”

“He’s not willing to do anything except skirt the issue by calling it a hoax…it feels like we’re more of a Puppet State of Russia than we are own country.”

“As a veteran, it did hurt me that my fellow military colleagues on active duty have to support that commander-in-chief.”

“I just graduated law school, and I am pursuing a career in the Army JAG Corps, and that’s just to say that integrity and professionalism matter to me. Character matters to me… Trump’s not qualified to lead us.”

“It’s shameful, and the way he talks about honorable veterans, like John McCain and gold star families, the way he’s allowing the greatest generation to die off like cattle and old folk songs in the VA hospitals, with his disregard of older life, except for himself. It’s just unbelievable.”

“I’m not joining the Democratic party. But until the Republican party starts demonstrating to me the values that I thought they believed, and those that they espoused, then I will not be voting for a Republican.”

Lincoln provided moral and personal leadership… and above all sought to heal differences among peoples. None of that exists today.”

“Christians have to resist being used to justify things that Jesus would never justify. This president is using us, and he’s playing on our tribal fears in order to stay in power.”

“Every time he would do something that I thought was good, it was followed by those horrible tweets… and policies that I absolutely abhorred.”

“In the last election… I felt as though a strong Republican CEO could lead our economy and our military. I thought I was making a logical decision and not an emotional one like I thought I saw others doing. I was wrong.”

“We need to not only beat Donald Trump, we need to bury Trump in an avalanche of votes.”

“I cannot continue to have to explain to my…children about what he says and does that is completely un-American and void of any moral compass.”

“It’s more important for the longterm health of our country to have a Democratic president with principles than a so-called Republican with none.”

“Our president told us that he would make this country first in the world…He made us first in deaths in the world. And he made us first in economic disaster…”

“Believing in the ideals of the Declaration of Independence is what makes you an American, not kowtowing to a narcissistic celebrity with a despotic soul.”

“I cannot check that ballot box this year to support him based on who he is, based on the things he says, and constantly does.”

“I may not agree with Joe Biden on issues of policy or ideology, but I believe that Joe Biden is an honest, honest, compassionate man, and that he will be the best choice that we have for president in 2020.”

“I will continue to be a Republican, however I feel that the Republican party has lost its vision. It’s lost its conscience, and I believe they may risk losing the Senate in the upcoming election.”

“I call myself a Republican in the traditional sense of the Grand Old Party. I’m so disappointed, sometimes to tears, at where our country has come.”

“I’ve disagreed with presidents before, but I’d never thought that one of them was putting his personal wealth and interests above that of my country.”

“I spent 10 years active duty as a Navy Seabee, and I’m still in the reserve. And we have to get rid of this Commander in Chief.”

“I could not vote for Donald Trump. He was such a liar, bully, and amoral man, particularly in the way that he treated women.”

“He has completely eroded our democratic norms, values, and institutions, in his pursuit of an imperial presidency accountable to no one.”

“Left unchecked, this man will single-handedly destroy the great legacy which was handed to us by past generations. Is this the country we want to leave to our children?”

“The only way to return our party and our country to civility, to decorum, to leadership, to the party and country of morals and ethical fortitude is to vote for Joe Biden.”

“I worked in commercial real estate in the New York and New Jersey area since the late 1980s, and I knew full well that Donald Trump had no competence and even less integrity… dumb and dishonest is a really bad combination.”

“Now I refuse to succumb to the scourge of populism. Its vile hate for our fellow citizens, its hijacking of Christian values is just not what I was raised on, and I won’t tolerate it locally and I sure as hell am not going to tolerate it from a president.”

“He’s costing thousands of lives…I just will not vote for Trump. I believe he’s an evil man, and we have to get him out of office.”

“I didn’t vote for Trump simply because I knew he would make a mockery of our presidency, and turn what is our highest office into a melodrama.”

“I thought he was full of it and he certainly is full of it. I would vote for anybody other than Trump at this point.”

“Mr. Trump acted as a bully, demeaning true conservative leaders, and showing a lack of character. And as I emphasized as a pastor character counts, yes, character counts.”

“As a citizen, I’m disgusted. People keep saying that suburban women are going to change this election… I’m going to vote for Joe Biden”

“The Republican party I knew and loved was an honorable party. It was a party that believed in governance. It believed in dialogue with those that disagreed with us. The Trump cult has none of that.”

“I have never voted for a Democrat in my entire life…I am going to vote for Joe Biden on November 3rd, and I will not feel conflicted about it.”

“And I think that Trump is definitely a threat to our democracy…The only way that we have a chance for our democracy to survive is not to reelect Donald Trump this year.”

“I voted for Donald Trump in 2016, reluctantly…but I don’t know who these people are anymore. So I will be voting for Joe Biden.”

“If Joe Biden drops out and the DNC runs a tomato can, I will vote for the tomato can because I believe the tomato can will do less harm than our current president.”

“I did five deployments in service of this nation. I view myself as a patriot and as someone who truly loves this country…Forget party, do the right thing in 2020.”

“The only way that the Republican party can change is if Donald Trump is soundly defeated. It’s important for us to have two political parties…that reflect what America looks like.”

“I was a huge Trump supporter and I can now say that was the biggest mistake of my life”

“I would really hope that more Republicans could bring themselves to recognize…that a Democrat is hardly going to be the end of the world”

“Read his own comments, and then ask yourself, ‘Is this who I want leading this country?’ As we’ve seen from this pandemic, having a lack of leadership is cost over 120,000 Americans their lives.”

“This is not what supporting and defending the Constitution means to me and other military veterans… I hope you will vote for Joe Biden”

“I’m voting for Joe Biden because moral character matters.”

“He’s made multiple mistakes with the coronavirus. As a physician, I can see that, and it’s bad for our country.”

“Maybe he can do things in a different way because I disagreed with how politicians did things on both sides of the aisle. I was wrong.”

“He had no grasp of foreign policy or domestic policy. He had pulled out full-page ads on teenage kids calling for the death penalty. What sane person would vote for that?”

“We have confusion and disarray and division coming from the White House. And we can’t take that anymore.”

“But in 2020, it’s about the very soul, the very survival, of our Republic… So, in 2020, let’s go Joe!”

“President Biden can help us heal the wounds that Donald Trump has poured salt in, again and again, during his time as president.”

“I’m as red as you can get on a lot of issues…But when will enough be enough?”

“Trump did not embody any of the leadership qualities I had come to expect and had seen demonstrated repeatedly in my time in the military, such leadership qualities as ethics, a good moral compass, and compassion.”

“…I was always taught that the Republican Party … stood for decency. They stood for equality. They stood for rights of all humankind. And up until Donald Trump, I 100% believed that.”

“I voted for Gary Johnson in 2016, but there’s not a day that goes by that I don’t regret not just voting for Hillary Clinton.”

“We defeated the Soviet Union. We stood for freedom around the world. We don’t stand for those things anymore.”

“To those who remain in the party, you will eventually sacrifice every principle that you hold- you know this”

“I will not vote for Donald Trump. Sadly, the last three years have shown us that he’s incompetent, a chronic liar, and a severe narcissist.”

“This was a man for whom Lincoln would be embarrassed. I know that I am embarrassed to have him as the president of the United States.”

“I’m eighty-seven years old. And I don’t know if I’ll be able to go to Arizona one more time and see my family or not, the way he’s handled things.”

“He divides us. He lies to us all the time. This guy is only bringing our country down, and he is unfit for office. So I ask everyone listening: this November, I will be casting my vote, and I ask you guys to cast your vote for Joe Biden.”

“What he’s doing right now is exactly what George Washington fought the revolution for…I will cast a vote for Joe Biden.”

“…I understand somewhat of what it’s like to be in the halls of power. And I am not voting for Donald Trump. I can no longer defend the indefensible, and I’m sick of trying.”

“The George Floyd death and the protest that followed, his threat to use military against American citizens, I just can’t comprehend”

“Now it’s truly manifest as a fear of … how he is degrading our democracy and doing so many things contrary to the rule of law … I do think that he simply wants to be a dictator.”

“to hear a commander-in-chief say he does not like or support a U.S. prisoner of war… He does not deserve a second term in office.”

“He’s going to do what benefits him or what he believes will benefit him. Family and Christian values? What a joke. This guy has Trump values.”

“When there is a pandemic happening, there are no colors of states. They are all your citizens. Respect them, take care of them.  So I will not be voting for him in 2020.”

“…I saw that the reality that these internet groups had created were all fantasy. They were hiding, purposefully hiding, certain wrongdoings … that Donald Trump had done while in office…”

“He panders to racism and he takes this human instinct that likes to divide ourselves into groups and he amplifies that with emotion and hatred”

“My biggest concern with Donald Trump is his utter disregard for the truth. To me, that is the root issue of all the problems with Trumpism and what it’s become with the Republican party.”

“As an evangelical Christian, I have a lot of trouble with him. How can people like me support someone who has none of our values?”

“Who is going to be a leader that we can point children and impressionable young people to say that’s what a leader looks like?  … That is not Donald Trump.”

“I’ve pretty much voted straight Democrat, not because I agree with every part of their policy platform, but because the Republican party has completely sold out to Trumpism”

“I’ve been voting since I was 18. I registered as a Republican and I’ve been a registered Republican ever since. And no, I did not vote for Trump and I’m not going to vote for the liar-in-chief. He has ruined everything good about this country. “

“His default position is to blame other people, to find the fault in others, rather than taking responsibility for his own failures and the failures of his administration.”

“Lindsay Graham, you said it best. Joe Biden is a man of character. A man of honor. What did you say about Donald Trump? Exactly. He’s a sociopath. This man, all he wants is everything for himself.”

“My biggest issue with Trump is the constant barrage of lies…the kind of corruption that taints, in the minds of many, what conservatism even really is.”

“He doesn’t know anything. He doesn’t listen to anybody. He doesn’t believe in science…There’s no way that I can vote for him and I’m going to do whatever I can to not get him reelected. “

“Donald Trump’s GOP has been thoroughly corrupted, he stands for none of the values of the party of my youth. Fiscal responsibility, states’ rights, family values, honesty, constitutionality, Donald Trump cares for none of these things.”

“I helped found the largest Republican organization in my county, and even held office for 12 years as a Republican. But I cannot find myself ever voting for Donald Trump.”

“Since I voted for number 45 in 2016..I have never felt less safe in the United States than I do right now with him in charge.”

“It’s almost like he doesn’t care where our country ends up as long as he’s getting what he wants out of the position of being a president.”

“He has not lived up to the central needs of the office, providing leadership, vision, integrity, inclusivity… He stepped aside from those…requirements of the office and what we want to see as Republicans.”

“Until 2016, I voted for every GOP candidate at every level…This year, I will vote for Joe Biden. Never thought I’d say that.”

“Why I voted for Donald Trump came down ultimately to the Supreme Court, the opportunity to appoint two to three Supreme Court justices. . . Even though there is perhaps another seat in the next four years that will be filled, I cannot justify doing that again.”

“I strongly believe that good character and judgment are crucial qualities in a president. And it was clear that Trump was plainly lacking in those attributes…”

“So I’ve been around a long time, and I’ve seen a lot what it means to be a real conservative . . . I have decided to vote for Joe Biden . . . We’ve got to change this trajectory, and four more years of Trump would just be disastrous.”

“I really could not abide by the fact that the GOP, which I thought had been a grand, distinguished party, would embrace a man like Donald Trump. I have not again voted GOP, and I will never return to the GOP…”

“And I would probably vote for almost anybody other than Trump in this upcoming election just because I know that just about anybody who can be running will have more character than Donald Trump … He scares me.”

“I’ve been a Republican for several years now, but I will not be voting for Donald Trump. He’s a compulsive liar. He has no respect for women, no understanding of complex immigration issues, has a blatant disregard for the Constitution and rule of law.”

“I knew what a fraud Donald Trump was … So I didn’t vote in 2016. That was an enormous mistake. Donald Trump is a fraud, a con man, a liar, and he’s ruining our country.”

“I could not ever vote for Donald Trump. I will be voting for Joe Biden in 2020 and I hope you will join me. This chapter in America has to come to an end.”

“I hope you can join with me and get this guy out of office because if we don’t, I am truly terrified about what will happen to this country that I love so much.”

“Sadly, the current president knows only grievance, division, and avarice. I will proudly vote for Joe Biden this year.”

“…It’s time that we have a man who is sane and solemn, kind of like we had when I voted for Jerry Ford. We needed Jerry Ford then. I think we need Joe Biden now.”

“Trump’s requirement of unquestioning loyalty is what the old folks used to call idolatry. I don’t want anything to do with that ever again.”

” These past four years have been a train wreck. They’ve been an embarrassment…therefore, I’m throwing all my support behind Joe Biden for president.”

“I was a grownup in the 1980s, and I remember Donald Trump very, very well. And I could not believe that the Republican Party did not properly vet this man.”

“In 2016, America was swindled by one of the greatest con men of all time. But this time in 2020, we get to choose knowing full well who and what Donald Trump is. This time, if we get fooled again, the shame is on us.”

“I have been a registered Republican and voted conservative all my life. But the man that holds the office, the man that has totally disgraced the office of president of the United States”

“I just want to tell everybody that I’ve been watching this guy in charge of the United States tear it apart piece by piece. I’ve never seen such disaster my entire life. I’m going to vote for Joe Biden in November and I would hope that any reasonable mind would do the same.”

“As an immigrant, I have a unique perspective about America. It is my opinion that America is a symbol of hope for the rest of the world. And that is why hardworking immigrants want to make this nation their home. Please join me and lets take back our nation and our beloved Republican party.”

“I believe Trump’s place in history will be one of infamy. Defeat Trump, eradicate Trumpism, and dismantle his sycophantic GOP.”

“I haven’t decided exactly what I’m going to do, whether it’s independent, like I did last time, or vote for Biden, but I know it absolutely cannot be Trump. He disrespects the country, he disrespects the party, he disrespects everything, and he should not be in this position.”

“I believe that Donald Trump is pushing us very close to the end of democracy as we know it … We’ve become too tribal, and we’re more focused on party than country.”

“Now I didn’t really take Trump’s campaign seriously, cause I really had no thought that he had any chance of getting elected, but he did. And now not only has he been elected, he’s purged his cabinet of everybody who might talk back to him.”

“I’m tired of Trump’s inability to grasp the situation for the country, as opposed to just for his own personal political goals or his own name, aims or self aggrandizement.”

“If they put a circus monkey up with a little hat, that’s who it would get my vote instead of Trump this time. It’s just embarrassing. I meet people from all over the world on my job, and they all laugh at us.”

“I do not believe that Trump stands for the democratic principles that this country was founded upon, nor do I believe that he stands for the Republican Party’s belief . . . in small government and low taxes.”

“Our nation is so fractured. He’s only making it worse. He says that he’s a Reagan Republican. He wants to make America great again. But great how?”

“I just think that it’s become more of a cult than a support for a party. I don’t think the people support the Republican party. I think they would support Donald Trump.”

“In this election, I have to vote for Joe Biden. Not because I love Joe Biden, but because I need America to know that we are better than what is being presented to us.”

“He  demeans members of his own party…as well as the most unforgivable thing, his demeaning of John McCain and his family. That’s a disgrace.”

“I served in the military… I was a Republican … I don’t know if they can fix the Republican party to bring us back. Donald Trump and his henchmen and henchwomen have got to go.”

“It’s not some ANTIFA members playing Trotsky cosplay that’s going to kill America, it’s going to be unaccounted for corruption. And that is all this administration is, is unaccounted for corruption. So, I will be voting for Joe Biden and I hope all of my former Republican friends will join me in voting for Joe Biden.”

“I grew up in the New York area in the seventies and eighties and I saw what kind of businessman he is. He does not lead by consensus. He does not lead by bringing people together. He leads by bullying.”

“I ask everybody to get out there and vote for Biden. And get this dangerous child out of office.”

“Anyway, he’s just not, a person of integrity and a leader that I think we can have leading us through all these things that we’re dealing with right now.”

“I would say that the biggest mistake I ever made was voting for Donald Trump in the Republican primary. What a mistake!”

“I don’t want to say that the party changed. I think it’s more of the worst part of the party just became so mainstream. So like racism, xenophobia, bigotry.”

“Trump gave us exactly what he promised…a divisive, sexist, racist, narcissistic decision-maker and leader, who has threatened the very fabric of our society.”

“His policies have steered what Republicanism and conservatism mean in a completely different direction than what I believe in.”

“So my main reason for voting against Trump in this upcoming election is that he has demonstrated that he’s not for the times, the times that we’re in requires somebody who will value everyone, right?”

“As a father and a voter, I have to base my vote on what I think our republic will look like in 100 years. Trumpism will take us down the wrong path.”

“He’s just completely damaged us and something needs to be done about that. We need to change direction.”

“Whether you agree with Donald Trump or not, the flat, cold reality is that he can’t govern.”

“Watching Republicans change their position on so many issues is just simply mind boggling. The only way Republicans can go back to who they were is to get a Democrat in office.”

“He has dragged, not just the party, but every single member of the United States Senate and the United States Congress in to his dirty little cave”

“I voted for Donald Trump in 2016. I cannot and will not vote for Donald Trump in 2020”

“… I hope that I can vote for Joe Biden. I believe that he is an honorable man … I am also a Christian, and I feel that Donald Trump is extremely immoral.
And I do not want him leading our nation.”

“I’m a never Trump Christian Constitutional Conservative with no political home. Trump has destroyed everything the former Republican party stood for and has turned it into the Trumplican Party.”

“Trump is a puppet. He is a puppet of foreign leaders. He is a puppet of money who got him here. Christian values matter, Republican values matter…”

“There is a lot of healing that needs to take place. And I simply do not think that president Trump is capable of doing anything about that healing.”

“I watch as Trump twists this country’s leadership into his own personal podium for spreading fear and uncertainty. He ridicules opportunities for unification at a time when we’re desperate for it.”

“…even the worst case predictions from four years ago failed to capture the enormity of just how terrible the Trump administration would prove to be.”

“I’m going to do everything in my power to help Joe Biden win this next presidential election. We do not need this narcissist in the White House any longer.”

“Unlike the Republican party of today, and certainly unlike the man currently occupying the White House, I have values. Values that compel me to put my country first.”

“In my opinion, Donald Trump’s not a Republican. He’s an authoritarian who uses the judicial arm of government to perform character assassinations and to try and eliminate political rivals.”

“The fact that he’s going to give them the judges that they want means that they’ll overlook anything. And I actually mean anything. A hundred thousand deaths due to COVID, vast and blatant corruption”

“He’s corrupted the party, he’s corrupted the souls of many people who work for him.”

“What were we thinking? I mean, look at us. Republicans, we elected a game show host as president. A game show host!”

“I did vote for a third party in 2016…But this time it’s just too important for Donald Trump to not get another four years. So this year I plan to vote for Joe Biden for president.”

“My vote four years ago, went to Donald Trump. This year it will not go to Donald Trump.”

“How can anyone vote for someone like that? Someone who, whose very goal, clearly, is to consolidate power for himself at the expense of others and at the expense of this country.”

“.. they see a president who is of such low, low character and who is wrapping himself up in labels pro-life, pro-family. And … he’s offering us a counterfeit version of that.”

“Every day since November 8th, 2016, Donald Trump has proven to me that voting for him was the greatest mistake of my life.”

“I voted for him in 2016 and I will not vote for him regardless if there’s anybody even running against him at this point. He has shamed us.”

“I will be voting for Joe Biden in 2020. This will be my first time voting for a Democrat. And not only am I voting for Joe Biden, but I have also donated to his campaign and I will be volunteering for his campaign.”

“We need to have some standards in this country and we need to get back to our standing in the world as a leader and not as an embarrassment.”

“I will be voting for Joe Biden because we need somebody in the White House who actually cares for the people in this country

“I got the sense … that the Republican Party wasn’t about values or principles anymore. It wasn’t about these beliefs that could unite various groups of people together.”

“Donald Trump needs to be out of office as soon as possible, and we need to put some sanity back in there.”

“My hope is that people of all parties are tired of the chaos, deceit, bad behavior and unrest, and decide that Trump must go.”

“You know, Democrats may be angry, but true Republicans are pissed. We want our party back.”

“In 2020, I will not be voting for Donald Trump because Donald Trump is not a Republican”

“To watch how Joe Biden has gone to the people, has called for unity, has been with the protestors and have pledged himself to bring this country back together. Where Trump on his pulpit has done just the opposite.”

“We have the worst president, and I don’t say this lightly, in the history of the United States. He has divided this great nation”

“I’m posting this video after a few weeks, a few years of feeling regret and almost ashamed of my vote in 2016.”

“The only way we’re going to save the soul of the Republican party and make America great again, is to get Donald Trump out of office.”

“I voted for President Trump.  And I was hoping he’d become a little more presidential but he has not.  He’s gotten worse.”

“I’m a Republican, I’ll always be a Republican, and I hope other Republicans wake up to the reality that Donald Trump is not a Republican.”

“I will be voting for Joe Biden this election. I may not totally agree with the Democratic platform…but at least I think it will bring honor and empathy back to the office of the president”

“It’s amazing to me at how we can get all riled up and we can march in favor of the Second Amendment, but we seem to have forgotten that the right to protest is a part of the First Amendment.”

“I’m terrified that this office is being demolished by this man, that our country is being harmed irreparably.”

“I don’t want to die knowing that I supported somebody who could wreak havoc on the future. I have two daughters, I’m thinking about how they’re impacted.”

“It’s scary from the standpoint of where we’re headed fiscally. I also studied the character of Donald Trump during his history … And I cannot condone his actions and could never vote for him.”

“I’m happily going to vote for Joe Biden this November and I’m hoping that we can restore the office of the president and bring back some integrity and character.”

“I’ll be voting for Joe Biden because Donald Trump is totally unfit for office.He’s unfit intellectually, he’s unfit temperamentally, and he’s unfit morally.”

” I trusted and felt secure in voting the party in times I hadn’t done enough research to really know a candidate. I don’t have that confidence today.”

“… my fear is that if Donald Trump continues as president, many of those freedoms will no longer be with us.”

“I’m tired of it. I just want all this to end. I want a president who actually loves America, actually has some sense of normalcy.”

“I plead to every Republican, both young and old, make the right choice. Vote for Joe Biden.”

“Donald Trump has given us the 1918 pandemic, the 1929 Great Depression and the 1968 race riots all in one…and he’s at the forefront pouring gasoline on the fire.”

“… I can’t even consider myself a fiscal conservative anymore because today I was shot at, with rubber bullets, by my own local law enforcement officials.”

“The country’s on fire and Trump hoses it down with gasoline. At a time that our country needs real leadership, it’s invisible.”

“I’ve never seen a man in public view act like this. Be so immoral. Be so petulant and vindictive.”

“I don’t believe Trump is an actual Republican. We all took it in and voted for him, but I don’t believe he truly cares about Republican values.”

“There is absolute chaos in the streets of the United States of America. We have to do everything in our power to see that he is not elected to another term.”

“If you want a better country, you have to vote to put a better man in the White House than Donald Trump.”

“I probably would have voted for him again had all the things with the coronavirus not taken place.”

“Our elected officials are absent and the only time that they are actually involved is to threaten with more violence or to call out the military.”

“I oppose him because he’s an authoritarian. I oppose Bernie Sanders because he’s an authoritarian. I don’t want an authoritarian.”

“I don’t think that I’ve heard an honest statement come out of that man’s mouth ever.”

“I will be voting for Joe Biden and I don’t fully agree with everything that he stands for, but I do agree with taking our power back and rebuilding America and getting rid of Donald Trump.”

“Our country is in a world of hurt. The economy is not what people thinks it is… [Trump passed] a massive tax break where the wealthy benefitted, not us!”

“He has decided to fan the flames of racial hatred, all in order to try and secure the support of his base”

“…He’s the most immoral, dishonest, corrupt man to ever hold a seat in our Oval Office. He uses fear to manipulate. He’s like a tyrant, like a dictator.”

“As the months, the years have gone by now, more and more I’ve come to realize that the Republican party I was a part of, believed in, doesn’t exist.”

“If he knows anything out of the Bible, I’d give you a million dollars because I don’t think he knows anything that’s in that book.”

” I’m a Republican because I believe in free markets and free trade. Donald Trump is a crony capitalist and protectionist.”

“I prayed and hoped that he would grow into the office and become the kind of president that we should have. He has not done that.”

“I’ve always voted Republican. I did not, and I do not, and I will not support Donald Trump.”

“Donald Trump has done nothing to unite us – just divide us.”

“I’m just thoroughly disappointed with my own Republican representatives in Congress that power him and do not have the courage to speak up and out against the actions of Donald Trump.”

“We probably disagree on most things, but I know that by voting for Joe Biden, I’ll be voting for decency and compassion in the Oval Office”

“It is a time for leadership. We are getting none.”

“I’m a registered Republican. I’ve never voted a for Democrat before in my life, but I will be in 2020.”

“Whatever transactional benefit you think you’re going to get out of keeping that guy in power, cause he’s got an R by his name, is delusional. I know what it feels like. But you know what? You gotta be loyal to your ideals. Don’t be loyal to some party.”

“I am a die hard Republican and I’ll be voting for Joe Biden this year.”

“Trump lacks character. So, come November, let’s show up for Joe Biden. Hell, if Joe Biden is a root canal, sometimes you need a root canal. You’re not going to like it, but maybe the pain will stop when it’s over.”

“I think that the nation is exhausted and embarrassed by the Trump presidency. I think it’s also appalled, genuinely appalled at the callousness and cruelty of Republican governance.”

“After being an early-on supporter of him, I found him to be a liar and a cheat and a con man, and a distorter of fact.”

“What particularly galls me is Trump’s attack on the Constitution, the safe guards, the guard rails of the Constitution designed to create co-equal branches of government.”

“There will be no ‘Biden For President’ bumper sticker on my car, but Donald Trump is a direct threat to my country.”

“I wouldn’t vote for Donald Trump with a gun to my head.”

“Even though it’s been quite awhile since I was in the army, I really value NATO. And I think that his treatment has been a travesty.”

“He is interested only in himself and what this country can give him and his family. He doesn’t give a hoot about any one of us”

“I could not have been more wrong. He has not grown into the presidency. All he has done is corrupt the presidency and lower it. He has debased the presidency of the United States.”

“I don’t hear him state a direction, a consistent direction, for where he wants America to go”

“Trump’s leadership style is tearing our country further apart, which is exactly opposite of what we need during this pandemic.”

“I do not believe that Donald Trump is a Republican, I don’t believe the ideals that he’s espousing are Republican”

“We simply can’t take four more years of this chump. Vote for Joe Biden. Let’s return decency to the West Wing.”

“Because of his selfishness and the fact he’s so indifferent to the country, he has managed to divide us more than ever… And that is frightening.”

“I believe Donald Trump has not been a consensus builder. He has divided our country.”

“I’ve seen in Donald Trump impulsiveness and vindictiveness, childishness, nepotistic sort of corrupt behaviors on many, many levels.”

“I like to say he hijacked the party.”

“Thanks to Donald Trump, I will be voting for a Democrat for the very first time in my life.”

“America was already great before Trump became president. And it will be even greater after we vote him out of office in November.”

“He is ruining the reputation of this country. He’s also destroying the GOP.”

“The demeaning of the free press, cozying up to autocrats like Putin and even now what he’s been doing with stoking the fires of racism with what happened in Minneapolis. I read that tweet this morning and I couldn’t believe it. I said, ‘This is the president of the United States?’ It’s crazy.”

“I voted for Donald Trump and spent 3 and a half years hoping he would become more presidential than he has and he has gotten progressively worse. His handling of the pandemic was the final straw.”

“I cannot vote for a man who mocks the disabled, diminishes a war hero like John McCain and spouts, vitriol and insults at fellow Americans.”

“This year, I will most probably be voting for Joe Biden. If I don’t, I will be voting for no one, in the hopes that Republicans will return to the principals in which they were founded. And bring the party back home to me.”

“I’m going to vote for Joe Biden. I’m going to disagree with him a lot. But I don’t consider him a threat to the Republic.”

“It’s time that somebody brings sanity back to the White House.”

“When I compare Donald Trump with the great legacies of GOP president Eisenhower and Reagan, he just comes up short.”

“There’s no amount of Republican judicial appointments or tax cuts that can offset or justify what Trump has done to destroy the rule of law in our country.”

“I’ve always registered as a Republican and in 2016 I voted for Donald Trump, but I’d like to share why I have doubts about doing that again.”

“… we do what we believe is right. And if you don’t feel Donald Trump is right for us, you shouldn’t be voting for him.”

“Make no mistake. Voting for Donald Trump in 2020 is going to set the Republican party back for an entire generation.”

” I initially supported Trump because I was interested in having a non-politician and someone who would tell it like it is. And I was pretty frightened of Hillary Clinton. My opinion changed rather quickly after he got into office.”

“I don’t believe that Trump has ever in his life, had the best interests of anybody but him. I think it shows strongly in his character because he’s confused fealty for loyalty.”

“He’s leading us down a path that is going to continue to erode our democracy.”

“President Trump has given us the biggest deficits and debt in U.S. history.”

“I’m not totally satisfied with Biden as a president, but he’s a marked improvement over Trump.”

“Being conservative is supposed to be about limited government. Donald Trump says that the president’s authority has to be absolute.”

“Every day he breaks my heart as an American in a new way… it’s to the point that he is actually scaring me, that our country will be able to continue”

“I don’t think he’s a good human being.  I don’t think he’s a good example for my children and my grandchildren.”

“It’s really the party of Trump. This is where I believe we need to have change within our own party and bring it back to what the true Republican party was.”

“Nationally, the divide that his leadership has created is concerning…it seems like there are two countries living in one.”

“Donald Trump is not fit to be president and he’s not pursuing traditional Republican policies.”

“We are no longer doing that and we are no longer doing that purposefully because our president is inciting the legitimacy of hate based politics, and that is not American. That is absolutely not an American.”

“I’m not even sure if we have a foreign policy. Meeting with Kim Jong Un on a
personal level is not foreign policy.”

“I think another four years of President Trump would be absolutely devastating to our party.”

“He has absolutely no respect for any individual voter.”

“I’ve helped elect Republicans and conservatives for more than 30 years. And the candidates I helped elect, and supported, and the party I was part of – doesn’t resemble anything that Donald Trump stands for.”

“Once the Coronavirus hit, I mean, I wouldn’t vote for him at all now.”

“All the problems of division that we have – he’s just made it worse.”

“My father taught me never to lie under any circumstances. Never to cheat anybody. I can’t imagine voting for Trump. I can imagine voting for Joe.”

“I served in the White House Counsel’s Office during the Watergate investigations…and they pale in comparison to the problems of Donald Trump.”

“He seems to be someone who is more concerned about advancing his own agenda, enriching himself, as opposed to genuine concern about the country.”

“I think Biden can provide…stability and, frankly, make our politics a little more boring.”

“You know, there’s a reason I was a lifelong Republican. Those reasons don’t hold in today’s Republican party, as stunning as it is. But the first step is replacing Donald Trump, and then the work begins.”

“I’ve never voted Democrat in my entire life and there are certainly things left to be desired, however, the things that are most out of control now, Joe Biden stands to change that.”

“Republicans believe in restrained and responsible spending.  Donald Trump has racked up record deficits.”

“Honestly, I’m voting for Joe Biden because he is a decent person.”

“This is who the president of our country is — he’s an abusive person.”

“As long as Trump prevails and Trumpism prevails, we cannot have the leader that we as a nation are entitled to.”

“A vote for anyone other than Joe Biden is a vote for Donald Trump. Come November, I want to be able to tell Donald Trump, he’s fired.”

“Voting Donald Trump out is not only the best thing for the Republican Party…it is without a doubt the best thing for this great nation.”

“I think 50 years from now, we’re going to look at the Trump presidency as a blemish, a dark spot in our nation’s history”

“I voted for him, hoping he would grow into the office. But after watching him for 3+ years, Donald Trump has clearly failed us as a leader.”

“Today, our government is spurning our closest allies, embracing our adversaries, and politicizing our military.”

“[My husband and I] thought we’d give Donald Trump a try. After a month I knew he was not fit for the office.”

“It’s to the point that we can’t believe anything anymore. We don’t know what’s real or not real. And he seems to think if he says it, that makes it reality.”

“Do I want Joe Biden? Not really. But… four more years of Donald Trump will be disastrous for this country, for our place in the world, and for our ability to ever bring this country together again.”

“I just think Biden would be a far better president. We can endure him for four years and then hopefully the Republican Party would get back on track.”

“It’s okay to put country over party.  In fact, it’s imperative to do that.”

“It has resulted in some short-term gains for himself and his inner circle, but long-term detriment for our country.”

“Trump is almost the opposite of what we need in a leader of this country. They say good leaders should be good listeners, and Trump is not a good listener.”

“I don’t think the president is professionally qualified to be in the position that he’s in. I don’t think he has an understanding or grasp of the Constitution. I don’t think he cares about what’s legal.”

“Don’t beat up on the little guy. Don’t blame everything on immigrants. They are just trying to live like we are.”

“His lack of respect and his constant denigrating are not something I believe is admirable nor instills leadership.”

“Donald Trump must be defeated. We can’t afford another four years of him. America can do better.”

“My parents called me Alex Keaton growing up…Horrified that people like Mike Lee have capitulated to him rather than standing up to him and stopping him.”

“Trump is a lot of things. But pro-life is not on the list.”

“I waited for the pivot to civility. Very unfortunately, that never happened.”

“What he has done to the country and the office of the presidency is far worse than anything I imagined.”

“I do not believe that the current president shares Lincoln’s views on equality, nor mine.”

“As far as the GOP, when they return to fiscal responsibility and common sense, I will support that conservative ideology…I go back the day the GOP rejects conspiracists.”

I joined the Republican Party in 1978, and “I really felt good about being a Republican during the presidencies of Ronald Reagan and George HW Bush.”

“I did not vote for Donald Trump in 2016. We in New Jersey knew him well, knew precisely what he was and sadly, what was likely to happen if he were elected.”

“He is a liar, a cheat, and has done much to destroy the dignity and integrity of his office.”

“If you were to support President Trump… you have to own his behavior on Twitter, you have to own his past history.”

“I didn’t vote for Donald J. Trump in 2016, but I’m going to vote for Joe Biden this year. Trump has no positive relevance to the Coronavirus, nor our own global relevance.”

“My problems with the current president revolve around fundamental character flaws”

“I can’t support this far right social agenda, this lack of even a pretense of fiscal responsibility”

“Donald Trump came along and hijacked the Republican Party.”

“He lies continuously. He lies about the lies that he told yesterday.”

“Deep down, we know we need a president who better represents us as Republicans and for who we want to be as citizens.”

“He lies about everything. ‘Thou shalt not bear false witness.’ It’s not just a good idea. It’s a commandment.”

“Donald Trump cherishes loyalty, but not loyalty to the United States of America. He cherishes loyalty to Donald Trump.”

“I realized that the party had left me.”

“You can’t look at this thing, as a true Republican, and say, ‘This is what we want for our party.'”

“The party of family values doesn’t really have any values at all. It’s a cover.”

“His handling of Covid-19 is an American tragedy and shame.”

“Trump has abandoned our allies and embraced those whose ideals are contrary to everything my father, grandfather and great-grandfather fought for.”

“Donald Trump mocked John McCain. He berated that American hero. He said that he didn’t like people that were captured.”

“He spends most of his time blaming everyone else and failing to take responsibility. A president needs to take responsibility.”

“I have a great respect for American history – also for the rule of law and for our Constitution… Donald Trump does not respect any of those things.”

During the coronavirus pandemic, “all Donald Trump can do is stand in front of the cameras and brag about himself, instead of offering comfort and solace…”

“Year after year, and day after day, he continues to mock, make fun of, and degrade people.”

“Ironically, Biden will exemplify the principles I hold dear as a conservative; accountability, responsibility, and transparency, incomparably better than Donald Trump.”

“I cannot vote for a man who maliciously sows discord, incessantly lies, and has a blatant disregard for immigrants and for our system of checks and balances.”

“He says he puts America first, but it’s clear he only knows how to put Trump first.”

“I expect the leader of the United States to be… a positive example for the youth and children of the United States of America.”

“Donald Trump tried to use the power of the president for his own personal gain, and I will not defend or excuse that for any politician.”

“It sickens me to see our…career civil servants, who have dedicated their lives to serve and protect the American public, demeaned and degraded”

“We have lost the spirit of even attempting to work together and this is why I cannot support Donald Trump’s re-election bid.”

“I don’t believe he really works for the good of the American people. He works for the good of his own image.”

“Donald Trump is not a Republican, nor does he represent any of the values that the Republican Party that I know represents.”

“I will vote for Joe Biden because I think getting rid of Donald Trump is that important, not just for the Republican party, but for the soul and character of our nation.

“We need to have, once again, an adult in the room leading this country. And I think Joe Biden is more than capable in doing that.”

“He primarily cares about himself, about what is good for him personally. He is an ego in search of a photo opportunity.”