Most people who voted for Trump did not vote out of hatred.

Most people who voted for Trump did not vote out of hatred. They did not vote their "gene pool." Many voted against abortion at any stage of development. Many voted against liberal Supreme Court Judge appointments. Many people who voted for Trump would not have chosen him/did not choose him out of all the potential candidates. But he was the one the Republicans nominated. Many Republicans who are also born again Christians believe there is a God, a real God, who judges sin, and believe they must stand by their conscience on key issues such as dismembering viable fetuses in the womb. It's not about hate. Far from it.

Now if Christians will not act haughty and proud it will be wonderful. If Christians will be humble and grateful and gracious and loving and if people who in good faith voted for Mrs. Clinton will work together with people who in good faith voted for Mr. Trump perhaps we can get back on track.

I personally believe in the United States and its people, the Constitution and the electoral college, the division of power, and I have faith that if we all do our duty as American citizens we can work together better than ever before.

I do not believe in bigotry and hatred or violence. I did not approve of most of Mr. Trump's performances. But that is not the issue. The issue now is to pray for him like God asked us to do and to live the way God asks us to starting NOW.