My mom's brother currently holds a high-level position at a large company, for which he receives a fairly sizable annual salary. He has typically supported Republican presidential candidates throughout his life, but he isn't really a fan of Trump. My uncle's opinion of the president stems from the notion that Trump is supposedly not a nice person; therefore, in his view, voting for Biden made himself feel like a better person by comparison. It apparently doesn't matter to my uncle that his substantial income would almost certainly be taxed at astronomical levels under a Biden administration. He also must not care too much about Sleepy Joe's myriad corrupt actions that have occurred throughout his decades-long career in the D.C. swamp. What can you do, though? At least my parents, my grandmother and I all voted early for Trump. My grandmother recently filled out and returned her mail-in ballot, while my parents and I waited for nearly three hours to vote in person today. Our votes will, unfortunately, not make a difference for the president here in Illinois; however, maybe they will help Trump secure the popular vote, so the leftists can then stop complaining about the Electoral College.