The Pros And Cons Of Republican Trump

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is not the “Christian choice” for Hollywood actress Melissa Joan Hart, who was not planning on voting this year until she found that her views aligned with that of Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson.
In an interview with The Blaze, Hart said she was discouraged by Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, but she later found hope in Johnson. Now, she has become the Libertarian presidential candidate’s Connecticut state chair and is tasked to promote him.
“To me, true conservative ideals of just less government interference in our lives, he really stood for that,” Hart said in the interview. “He has a good record, he has good temperament and he is someone who will listen to reason and make good

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