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Pros And Cons Of Anti Trump

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Since the presidential candidates have been fighting for the democratic/rebuplican nominee, there’s been a “faveriote” candidate, Donald Trump. Since Donald Trump has announced his running in the race, he has said some things people disagree with. He even has had celebrities threaten to leave the country if he becomes president. So there’s been a campain, and anti-trump can pain. The campaign which now has ultimately failed, since trump’s competors have all dropped out, meaning he automatically gets the republican seat. The anti-trump campain has spent over 75 million dollars trying to persuade people not to vote for him. The campaign had republicans and democrats criticizing his views. surprisingly every one out of four dollars came from

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