Will she have me killed too?

It depends on how you defined "Dealt With" in your post.

For example, I've mentioned on several occasions that, should Trump be elected, hell either be impeached or assassinated by one of his Secret Service guards within the first two years. Not reported because I don't post an actual threat.

When Hillary gets elected, and I firmly believe that she will because the election is rigged, I point that this country will be embroiled in another civil war within the first two years from angry voters on both sides that saw their candidate cheated out of their rightful spot.

I also stress the only way to avoid this is to vote, and actually elect, a third party candidate. While I support Green Party candidate Jill Stein, it looks like Libertarian Gary Johnson is doing better in the polls.

My firm belief is that the corporate overlords will fix it so that many of Trump's votes will go to Hillary. They aren't worried about Stein and Johnson, because whatever votes they garner can be pointed at and said, that's why Trump lost.

Relying strictly on the two front runners? Choice between cow chips and BS.

If I offended you, oh well. If I dissed your candidate, please, you can explain your stance and I'll be happy to discuss intelligently. You might discover that I'm a good listener. But I do look at both sides of an issue.

I said that she is a corrupt POS and since the FBI is too cowardly to do anything about it, someone else would need to do something.

I'm not strictly on Trump's side because he's the "lesser of two evils". I feel he will do better at national security than Clinton (though, even a 10 year old could do better at that than her). His policies on checking who enters and leaves the country (I know the wall idea may not work out) will hopefully prevent just anyone from walking into America unchecked.

I feel his skills in business will help improve economic status for not just the wealthy elites, but for the middle class, and that he will create jobs for the lower class.

Best argument I've heard for Trump. What would work better, and pay for itself, is cracking down on the businesses hiring the illegal entraints. Remove the attraction, they stop, or slow down, the number of entries. Right now, it's a slap on the wrist. That will cover two items.

Another aspect of job creation is one he's touched on generically: overturning the TPP, NAFTA, and other trade agreements. To do this what would have to be done is a Brexit type vote in America. That pair of $10 sneakers at Walmart? The price will go up to cover the import tarriff. Might as well make it in America.

No, I'm not planning on voting for Trump, but if someone says they are and gives me a reason, I won't make fun of them. If IMHO, I think it's a practical reason, I'll even attempt to reinforce it, and even provide arguments for it.

Right now, the biggest detriment to his campaign isn't what he says, but what his supporters say. In general, that is. You gave a reason without needing to pound your chest. I expanded on it. Now when you discuss this with someone, you have extra ammo.

I think the conservative stereotype is that we're all overly patriotic, racist, bigoted, and presumptuous. We're not all like that. Some Trump supporters are, and those are the ones who I don't agree with.

Unfortunately for you and his campaign, they are the loudest.