When considering candidates for political office, how important to you is there loyalty and commitment to President Trump?

[Anonymous]

[BCA6010]

Not important at all. Trump himself is basically the barebones minimum standard for a Republican candidate I would vote for in the primary, and even that may not hold up anymore because his recent endorsement of the obvious RINO Dr Oz shows that even after all this time, his fatal flaw of promoting basically anyone who kisses his ass enough is still a factor.

He's also going to be in his late 70s next election cycle. Sure, he has a lot of energy for his age right now, but what about in 3 years? What about at the end of that potential term in 7 years and everything in-between? Especially with the current dumpster fire of rampant dementia-riddled narcissistic sociopaths running the country, I'm really not interested in supporting elected leaders (or representatives) who should be retired.

[Lliam]

Not at all. I just want candidates who support liberty, freedom and the Bill of Rights, espouse the sentiments in the Declaration of Independence, are opposed to U. S. military aggression, and will work to ban the influence of oligarchs and special interests.
I'd love someone who wanted to eliminate the CIA and get the military, Pentagon and State Department under control with full auditing and oversight.
I'd love someone who would get rid of the Federal Reserve and put monetary control back in the hands of the government, and get us out of any international agreements that supersede our constitutional rights as voters.

I want someone who works for the interests of the American people, not just elites and corporations.

[OpenClose]

I'll say this as a bit of a leftie, and directed towards Biden instead of Trump.

I would be put off by candidates who ran on their "loyalty to Biden".

Like, I was a Bernie fan, so I certainly had extra kudos for Tusli Gabbard when she stepped down from her leadership role because of how Clinton was treating him. But I wouldn't vote for her "loyalty to Bernie" either. That was more about showing her character in the face of corruption. And perhaps that's what it is for some Trump voters, since so many are convinced the election was "robbed" from him.

But I would rather someone be loyal to their constituents or to ideas, NOT to other politicians or specific individuals.

[libsaretards]

I could not care less one way or the other. All I care about is if their values line up with mine. Trump was much much much better than Biden, but I still did not agree with everything he did or said. There are many Republicans who might make a better president than trump, but most definitely no liberals.

[humanearth]

I'm not loyal to any party. The only bought and paid for make it to president. That includes Trump and Biden

The last president USA that was not paid for was killed for exposing the truth.

Hint:
November 22, 1963

[Dargil]

Important because he supports an America First agenda.

[exitseven]

I would take it into account. I want the candidates to be on the same page. If they are not in accord, nothing will get done.

[ChrisMaster69]

Zero, negative really, it’s the last thing we want,

[Avicenna]

It's not "loyalty to Trump", it's support for a particular political agenda

[FunkyMonkee]

"there loyalty"? I don't get it. I don't even get the question.

[OddBeMe]

Reverse commitment. Whatever he says, do the opposite.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Any candidate that supports Trump has lost credibility with me.

[Anonymous]

As soon as they have any connection to the fat orange man, they lose any credibility they once had.

[Uannoyme]

Not at all. Why would it be?

[Hannajenky]

If they like trump they are trash

[Anonymous]

It has zero importance. Trump is yesterday’s news.

[Anonymous]

I don’t care.