GBA: Short answer and long answer: I support democratic process and will accept the results of the election.  It may well be that I will both support and oppose various actions and policies of whomever is elected.  This means, for example, I will oppose the TPP even if the president-elect should decide to support it.  It means I will support sensible immigration reform, regardless of who is elected President.  The question, as stated, with "support whoever wins" is "loaded."  All of my life I've supported the "election" of specific candidates, but, regardless of who is elected, I address issues, policies and actions.  I hope this makes sense to you.

I will accept neither candidate as a "dictator" and "support" them, nor will I blindly oppose every action Mr. Trump might take if he's elected.  To me, either action is the antithesis of democracy.   Thanks for the question   Gary Crum