Senator Ben Sasse has long been a Never Trumper and was briefly considered as a last ditch independent candidate for president in 2016 that Never Trumper Republicans could vote for. He decided not to run at that time. Evan McMullen ran in that role instead. Sasse stayed in the Senate. He is a fiscally and socially conservative Senator and rather popular in Nebraska. This year he decided not to endorse any other candidates except for one, who is running against a Democrat who is essentially a socialist.
That is what he sounds like to me, a traditional pre-Trump Republican.
Having been a rather low level Republican decisionmaker, or you could call me a political hack, that is a delegate to my state Republican Convention in 2016, many and even most of us at that level tried mightily to stop Trump. But once the primary holding states delivered their verdict it was really all over. Trump did a hostile takeover of the Republican Party as far as my perspective goes. Most of us did not 'enable' Trump.
Wow! One person in the nation isn't going to vote for Trump. Do you think you might be able to find two? 
For what it's worth, I cannot find anything that reports Sen. Sasse as saying that he won't vote for the President. And that's not as unlikely as it may sound at first since there is arguably much less to like with Biden.
Is this sarcasm ... or actual ignorance of the many Republicans who won't be voting for trump?
