Melania's views are not Trump's views. If anything, Melania showing her pro-choice side is to show you can be married to pro-life man, and still maintain your "independence."
Trump is the only Pres to have repealed Roe v Wade, and if we didn't support him abortion would be legal in all 50 states. As a result of Trump, abortion is now illegal many states and heavily limited in about a dozen others.
Trump did his job and moved the ball downfield for our side. Not supporting Trump is just throwing the game at this point. Trump will keep the ball moving in the right direction and help prepare the Conservatives for a revolution after the country goes bankrupt.
If Kamala wins, then the federal government will be completely weaponized to setup America for complete totalitarian control in post-bankruptcy America. A Kalama win means the future will be death for 80% of America, perhaps even more. A Trump victory is realistically the only chance to stall things out long enough to keep the State from going full communism gulag on the population. If the government isn't prepared, then Conservatives will have a chance to rebel in a bankrupt America. Otherwise, it's going to be hell on earth for millions of Americans. Voting for Trump is trying to prevent this outcome.
This isn't even considering the likelihood for WW3 should Kamala win, either. Not voting for Trump is basically suicide at this point.
Think with your head, not your heart.
What do you advocate for White Americans to do with the "stall" that they receive if Trump is selected? You never talk much past this point in the hypothetical future. You mention conservatives rebelling but the time for that has passed. A conservative only cares about his money.
The stall that Trump would offer is the more sinister option because that stall will lull millions of heritage Americans into a false sense of security, where they will be resting on their laurels (not all but many). The only appropriate physiological response to stress is adaptation, growth, conflict, not moving goalposts. I do not see rebellion under Trump happening, only another Judas act like January 6th. (Past behavior is the best and most accurate model for current and future behavior).
This is about more than the vote, in fact it's about so much more that the vote itself doesn't really matter. Invaders are still coming in under either watch, unborn babies are still being slaughtered under both, children are still being groomed and molested by perverts with legal immunity under both, and the jews are shielded from their criminal actions by all sides whilst the law and order that Americans had trusted for generations continues to break down and target them in turn.
If anything, American Whites, specifically the boomers, deserve to feel uncomfortable and get a taste of the hellish subjugation of communism and the third world that they so wantonly allowed to traipse over them for being so naïve. I don't wish death on anyone but pain and suffering and struggle are necessary when the totalitarianism they willingly accepted, the ecumenical veneer of fast food, porn, sportsball, and money-chasing, only accelerated the arrival of this exact breakdown.
You're still calculating the hypothetical situations for each candidate but overall it does not matter because the end goal is still the same. What needs to be discussed in every American house is what to do regardless of which side of the kippah is sworn in. The rude awakening is needed now and the battle for subjugating the White majority in America will continue no matter which puppet is signing jewish EO's.
I did speak to a bishop and I raised my concern that not voting on the case of abstaining from a political arena where abortion is still pushed on either side is a valid reason not to participate. He agreed. I inquired about the act of abstention being a sin and he said no. I'm sure the poltiically motivated priest, like the communists who joined the Church in the 1920s and 1930s, would tell their congregation to be politically agitative, which is beyond the scope of the office of the clergy, and similar vipers in shepherds clothing in the modern day would do the same, like they do with advocating for feminism and gay "rights" in many fallen churches.
The primacy of conscience is what Catholicism teaches us to follow, and for anyone who has spent decades in the church this conscience is well-formed. I cite the catechism again for American Catholics to consider:
(CCC 2240) states:
"Submission to authority and co-responsibility for the common good make it morally obligatory to pay taxes, to exercise the right to vote, and to defend one's country." This was written not with modern-day Weimerica in mind, where things are inverted. A moral obligation is not the same thing as duty-bound or a requirement of the faith. It is also a post-Vatican II document so I don't hold it in high regard.
Pre-Vatican II teaching emphasized that Catholics had a moral duty to engage in civic life including voting, insofar as it contributed to the common good and the promotion of Christian principles in society. In Europe and America, there is no such trajectory from any political affiliation.
This duty was not universally codified in a single teaching document, but it was encouraged through various papal encyclicals, theological writings, and local episcopal guidance. Pope Leo XIII's encyclical
Rerum Novarum (1891) discussed the importance of the state in promoting justice and the common good, laying the foundation for later Catholic 'social teaching.' Participation in public life was considered a way to ensure that civil laws aligned with Christian morality. When those laws are then infected with secularities, and talmudic dispositions and anti-morals, then those laws are no longer considered lawful, including the voting assembly itself.
The Catholic Church teaches that when all available candidates support serious moral evils, a Catholic can choose not to vote. This is particularly relevant when both candidates in an election support positions that are contrary to non-negotiable moral principles, like the right to life. In such cases, the Church teaches that it is better to refrain from participating in order to avoid cooperation with evil. Cardinal Ratzinger’s 2004 letter also makes this clear, stating that a Catholic may abstain from voting if they believe they cannot vote for any candidate without contributing to the promotion of grave evil. So you are pushing the idea that not voting for Trump is suicide as an alternative to castigating those who do not want to vote as it being a sin. It is unlikely that there is a universal Orthodox teaching that would categorically define abstention as a sin.
Another aspect as to why I preach a different solution than many here is that we are indeed authorized to separate from this system. Catholic teaching allows for civil disobedience and resistance to unjust laws when those laws directly conflict with God's law. The Catechism of the Catholic Church again
(CCC 2242) states:
“The citizen is obliged in conscience not to follow the directives of civil authorities when they are contrary to the demands of the moral order, to the fundamental rights of persons, or the teachings of the Gospel.” This resistance includes non-cooperation, protest, and even forming strong Catholic communities that practice parallel systems of moral and social living, such as schools, hospitals, and charitable organizations, but it does not specify whether or not forming new, independent political entities is the next course of action. That is up to the men in question.
The bigger picture is always important. White Americans know their present suffering because they turned their back on God and their country is under the yoke of the jews, and only by treating the jews with the same callousness and disregard that they treat non-jews is the road to survival. Conservatives will never harm their chosenites, so someone else will have to lead America's fight, should it ever materialize. The discussion here, not just this thread, and in your homes, should be what to do now and after, not who to vote for. No one is coming to save us in this mortal coil, but God endowed us with the will to fight against evil to prolong our own demise, and we must exercise our will so that it is stronger than the will of our enemy.
