Many people would vote for Trump simply because they think Biden is worse.
But people in 2020 voted for Biden because they at that time thought that Trump is worse.
Its a common reasoning fallacy of
"If Biden bad, Trump good"
And
"If Trump bad, Biden good"
What this reasoning fails to see is the other option:
"Both are bad".
Politics in USA are no longer about who is good.
Politicians dont even try to be much good, but they just spread propaganda to make the other guy look worse.
And Trump is not the cure for this.
Trump had his chance as president.
It didnt work out well.
In my opinion, Biden is far from perfect, but that doesnt make me support Trump.
I concede that Biden is not doing very well as president.
Its hard to deny it when Israel is being supported in doing what it does, which could result in a lot more wars than what we have now.
I understand that Israel has nukes, but that does not mean it deserves unconditional support in what it does.
But Trump would also support Israel.
Trump would support Putin.
Americans have a bad habbit of "If current president is doing bad, elect the other."
What we must understand is that Trump is not someone who fights for democracy.
While Biden fights against Putin, Trump will concede to Putin, giving him victory so that he can move on to next target in the future.
It will also send message to dictators world wide that "yes, you can get away with invading a country and even profit from it greatly.".
To claim that it wont send a clear message how being aggressor is good, is clearly false, as Putin winning in Ukraine would be an example of how being aggressor is good.
So Trump is not a cure.
He will not save USA from anything, just like he didnt do anything special the first time he was president.