BREAKING: Home Depot CoIn a recent op-ed piece for RealClearPolitics, Bernie Marcus, co-founder of The Home Depot endorsed Donald Trump, arguing that another four years of liberal policies would ruin America. As a backer of former Republican presidential candidates, I now stand in support of Donald J. Trump because the fate of this nation depends on sending him, and not Hillary Clinton, to the White House, Marcus wrote in his piece. I know Donald Trump, but were not close friends, he continued. However, I believe he will begin on Day One undoing the damage done by President Barack Obama. I stand ready to help him at every turn. Marcus is also focused on making sure that the Supreme Court does not veer to the left. Like many, I am deeply concerned about the U.S. Supreme court, he commented. When Trump recently released his list of potential appointees, I grew confident in his resolve to keep our court balanced. Even more important: Clinton will push the court leftward for generations. She must be stopped. Marcus also argued that the lefts anti-business policies are damaging our economy, and would only continue to do so. I genuinely believe that if we started The Home Depot today, we would fail because of the hurdles government, especially the current administration, places in front of small business owners. I never forget The Home Depots small business rootswe started as a small business with four stores in Atlanta, Georgia, he wrote. I think of the banker who nearly lost his job by taking a risk and giving us a line of credit when we started, Marcus continued. He didnt just look at our balance sheet; he believed in our character and determination. Government regulators dont allow this under Dodd-Franka law Hillary Clinton wants to make far worse. Yet the risks we took in the 1970s have resulted in millions of jobsnot just at the Home Depot, but at our suppliers, our vendors, and even our customers businesses. Investors believed in us, and the government did not stop us. Marcus also directed a very clear message to the anti-Trump elements within the Republican Party. One of the greatest lessons we took away from the Home Depot is to always listen to your customers, Marcus concluded. Without their input, we surely would have failed. Republican leaders must listen to their customers tootheir votersand they have spoken clearly. Make no mistake, Republicans who refuse to stand behind their partys nominee are electing Clinton, whether they cast their ballots for her or not. What do you think of Marcus message? Do you agree with him? 