I pondered the idea "if I should vote." I did not want to drag myself into politics. I thought both candidates were crazy. However then came May 27th, 2020, a day that will forever change my viewpoint. Trump cares for Americans and the Law while Biden has turned a blind eye. If the riots can happen in Democrat states and/or Dem cities, it can happen anywhere. We must turn November 3rd into the biggest FUCK YOU to antifa, to globalists, to marxists, to the dems. There is no choice. Trump, you have my vote.
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When I have political conversations with my liberal friends, I get the impression that they just don't like Trump's temperament and that they are led to believe this only by following news and politics superficially. They wouldn't know enough to have a discussion on Mueller, Russia, the Debates, The economy or anything.
in my opinion, all it takes for anyone to vote Trump, is for them to care about the country in the first place, and to actually hear truth. If people avoid politics, or are apathetic to it, then maybe they don't even understand what they themselves believe, or they can't be certain that they'll make the "right" choice.
It's cool to hear that you'll be an informed voter with a clear conscience. That kind of attitude will help you stick up for what you believe in if you know in your heart that it is right, while the whole Left will yell that you are wrong.
I calming walk them through why they don't like Trump. If somebody mentions him in a bad light, I don't let them change the subject of the conversation until we have calmly walked through it. Then they admit they just don't like the way he speaks: bluntly. I then help them identify that they need to separate their dislike for his speech vs his policies which they all finally admit, are working. Then I ask them to please vote for him based on his policies and not feelings. If they start to get heated don't mirror them just stay calm and help them through it.