Voting for single-issues like MMJ is wholly self-serving and exactly the kind of thinking that's destroyed our economy. Tax cuts for the rich are not what's destroyed anything. If anything, that incentivizes job repatriation. Companies move off-shore to avoid paying more tax than is necessary, the obvious thing to do (you can't force private entities to do business in your country), would be lower tax burdens. The rich getting poorer doesn't make the poor richer.
The real problem is selective law enforcement for the wealthy: allowing tax-loopholes, privatized profit and socialized losses, and laxity in banking regulation. Trump is the candidate that will enforce laws currently being ignored by the Obama administration. His support for re-instating Glass-Steagall is all you have to see to ascertain that Trump is good on his word. That's major major reform back to law and order, there could not have been this speculative nightmare like the 2007-8 mortgage crisis without Bill Clinton dissolving the firewall between commercial and investment banking. Anyone financially literate is voting for Trump, even those that will suffer immediate losses for the sake of long-term prosperity. He's actually a really intelligent guy from a market standpoint, that's what we need right now to fix this speculation black hole sucking all the money out of the real economy to boost imaginary asset bubbles.
