And even with all of that, half of the country still sided with him. Imagine that. Speaks volumes of the way people see the Democrats. 

Hey, as an R leaning voter I'd like to hear from you, what exactly scares you so much about the Democratic party?

Is it gender/identity/racial politics? Government spending? Fear of some radical reform, such as PR statehood?

Also, please do elaborate on your point about huge environmental reform bills if you will. Surely local/private solar or wind power generation befits the notion of freedom more than depending on distant power plants? Or do you think those untouched wildernesses are there to be exploited by man for some short term economic benefit? Or it's just about not wanting, say, huge carbon taxes on oil companies/gas?

None of this actually outweighs the crimes he committed towards his country. And I mean the other crimes additionally to his financial and constitutional crimes. It is obvious that the majority wants expanded social programs, yet he did the opposite, he killed hundred of thousands of people in a pandemic he actively sabotaged by downplaying it and going against scientists, he irreparably damaged the US' reputation among all of its allies, he pulled out of the WHO, he pulled out of of the Paris climate agreement, he pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal which is widely regarded as a mutually beneficial deal for everyone including Israel, he put back efforts against climate change again by discrediting scientists, he encouraged and emboldened white supremacist groups, he sent federal agents to illegally suppress protests, he sabotaged the election and democracy itself by dismantling the USPS, a lot of his (ex-)advisors are under criminal investigation despite his promises to "drain the swamp", he spent billions on a border wall nobody wants or needs that is effectively useless and hurtful to landowners, he gave billionaires tax cuts for no reason, his spending in general is out of control and the country's debt is at a record high. The economy you speak of isn't fine. The only thing that is fine is billionaires and the stock market since he saw to that, while we the poorest and the middle class are still suffering, now more than ever.

This is just from the top of my head. That's another real problem with him. He said so many lies and did so many horrible things you cannot even count them all. He lied in office literally thousands of times. There is no Democratic or Republican President ever he is comparable to. He is simply by the sheer sum of his misdeeds the worst President in the history of the country and the foreseeable future.

I don't think it's fear as much as what I don't want them to do. If the democrats were from the Bill Clinton or Obama era, I'd probably be more chill, as they wouldn't be pushing for all these systemic reforms as much as they are now. On a federal level, I am libertarian, so I don't want the government spending more money than they have (and I don't want them over taxing the money generating business owners more either, as that will have trickledown effect in regards to lower employee wages due to profits being lower and in many cases companies not growing and possibly even closing because of the lack of profits). I used to be more of a social conservative on federal issues (and still am on abortion), but on almost everything else I'd rather let the states decide. I'm in Missouri, and I want us to make our own decisions on those issues without some Supreme Court making up rights that don't exist yet on a federal level. Californians should be able to make whatever rights and rules they want to follow, every state should. This idea of forcing conservative mindsets unto liberal states, and liberal mindsets onto conservative states, is terrible and is only making us more divided. Even most anti-abortion people want it to be a state issue, not outlawed entirely.

As far as LBTQ, ten commandments in court houses, or any other social politics goes? Let the states handle those and to each their own.

The idea of solar/wind power sounds great on paper, but solar is terribly inefficient, and both destroy wildlife by taking up so much land and have huge carbon emissions simply by constructing, maintaining, and replacing them. The true clean energy would be nuclear, fusion, and fission, but they are taboo for really silly reasons and so we are murdering birds and wildlife all in the name of inefficient energy sources. They estimate 1/4 of the UK would have to be covered in these to power the country. Could you imagine 1/4 of any nation's land being solar panels or wind turbines?

The only thing I'm fearful of is Democrats winning in the short term by such a wide margin, that they rig the system going forward by adding 4 seats to the Senate and pack the Court with a bunch of justices that make unconstitutional decisions all in the name of doing what they think is right.

I’m not American, nor do I like him as a person. If I were I’d vote Trump purely because he isn’t a democrat. Say what you will about his personality, he did a lot of things in his term. The economy was surging under his term. He is an alternative to the increasingly socialist policies of the dems. Russia/North Korea aren’t active threats anymore. Iran has been defanged with the general being assassinated along with pulling out of the nuclear deal. Killing the ISIS leader, reaching a stepping stone to peace with Israel and countries it conflicts with. 

Economy and foreign policy were his strengths. Covid response and border policy are his major faults...along with every unfiltered thing he says lol. 

Think what you want. Many see no fathomable reason to vote for him...here’s a hint. It’s not as simple as “Trump bad grrr”. It’s about policies that differ with Republicans and Democrats.

Dems want to fully open the borders unchecked. Reps want controlled, legal immigration. Dems believe in abortion rights. Reps, both Christian white and Hispanic to name a couple groups, hold value in sanctity of life. Dems are increasingly moving towards Socialism. Reps are pro capitalism, which is why Florida went Trump because many are from Cuba and Venezuela which are terrible socialist examples. Dems are secular, reps hold religion as a pillar the country’s culture. Many just hate the dem endorsed hard left culture in our media and entertainment industry while dems want to take it further. 

I could go on. Try, try to emphasize with the other side. It’s not “all trump voters are horrible bigots” it’s rather people with a different set of values that only Reps can give them. Trump just happens to be the only choice for Reps, faults and all.