[TheRealThing]

In my field of work I'm always dealing with loans in some form or fashion. These types of loans are often made a lot in small businesses, especially with how bad our economy is getting now.

If Trump openly decided not to finance his own campaign and rely on outside support, that would be one thing. But he mislead people into believing that he was using his own money to pay for everything when he fully intends to pay that back through future donations. He may be paying himself the money for right now, but if he intends to have that paid back through lobbyists at a later time then there's no difference between what him and other candidates are doing. Trump is just getting his donations at a later time than the other candidates. I am just not seeing the good sides of him as you are, TRT, with a couple of exceptions that I do like. I just think he is capitalizing on people's emotions and telling them what they want to hear.

Regarding Darrell Castle and his party, yes, the Constitution Party doesn't have a strong history. But he's also the candidate that aligns the closest to my values. The Constitution Party is sending the types of candidates that the Republican Party should be sending. I won't vote for Hillary Clinton at all, I just can't gather enough trust in Donald Trump, I won't vote Green Party, and I won't vote for the Libertarian Party candidate because he is socially liberal. I won't vote for Bill Kristol, because he's just running to stop Trump. Who does that leave me with? Darrell Castle. Things might change after seeing Hillary Clinton for a few weeks on the national trail, but in all likelihood I plan on sticking with the candidate closest to my values.

Yeah the owners of small businesses are often forced to put personal money into their companies to keep them afloat. That being the case, there are laws that govern such arrangements such as articles of incorporation which govern dealings in these matters. And the IRS governs income and loss to make it possible to recoup any loses suffered in business. Trump's intent was to sidestep private donors in using money mostly from his own bank account, the two scenarios are different in my view.