Well, Trump made that real easy. I don't have to go samesies to figure out for whom to vote.
Not trying to start a fight here, but Catholics are responsible for a lot of what's going on here. From the dumbass Opus Dei types, to Leonard Leo, to some intellectuals like Patrick Deneen and Adrian Vandermeule.
This is a must listen to understand where some of the alt-right policies are coming from https://freakonomics.com/podcast/has-america-lost-its-appetite-for-the-common-good/. There are actual underpinnings to this shit that aren't 100% bigotry. It's far too subtle for most of the right wing voters.
Also, for someone who holds these views and is pretty influential, this is a great demonstration of civil discourse. He manages to avoid outrageous statements, acknowledges when things may be controversial, and things of that nature.
Also, he has refused almost all media/interview requests, notably not Freakonomics, and is a bit perturbed at how the WSJ recently wrote about him.
It's not an accident that these common-gooders are Catholic and working from Catholic universities.