If Donald Trump is elected President, would it be more honorable to resign from service or to serve under his "leadership"?

I do not serve a man, I serve my country.
Every President I have served under either had a deeply flawed character or made some very poor decisions that directly affected me in the military. But I Soldier on, because the picture is bigger than the worldview of one man, even the President of the United States.

This is really a topic by a Major? You cannot possibly convince me that you are satisfied with the current performance of this POTUS and the lack of leadership. News flash we are getting our Butts handed to us the only possible direction at this point is up as you cannot go any further down.

Your oath is not to him, it is to the U.S. Constitution. Conservative service members have served under Obama and sucked it up. Don't make a bad decision based upon an election outcome. My two cents.

Military members don't get to pick and choose who they serve under, MAJ Bryan Zeski. You don't get to choose your Division commander, and the only to affect who your Commander-in-Chief is going to be is to vote along with the the rest of the country. But, regardless of the outcome of the election, you "support and defend the Constitution of the the United States", no matter who the POTUS may be. If you choose to throw your career away because you are uncertain about the leadership ability of the man (or woman) elected as President, then you probably SHOULD resign.

It is troubling to see a senior leader, a field grade officer, show this kind of inability to adapt and put his personal feelings aside for the greater good.
This question can't be answered in a poll. This is something that takes some soul searching.
The oath you took, as it's been pointed out numerous times, is not in service to the president. Further, if you feel that your leadership makes a positive impact now, are you comfortable leaving your troops when you separate?
If you have been vocal on these forums about being blindly faithful to the current POTUS, do you not feel that you you can still say the same for Trump? Was your enthusiasm any less relevant before? Do you feel morally conflicted now?
If you aren't able to give the same dedication after the new POTUS is elected and it affects your ability to do your job, then it would be an easy decision if it were me.

If he is legitimately elected through our democratic process, it would be more honorable to continue to serve.

What applies to Trump also applies to Obama and Bill Clinton. What did you do under those frauds?

In my 30 year career, I heard senior folks say, "If XXX comes to be, I'm getting the hell out," _SO_ many times that if I had a dollar for each one, I could use that instead of my retirement. "Oh, if Reagan is elected again..." "Oh, if that Dukakis/Bush wins in November..." "Damn, if Bush gets in again/If Clinton wins..." "If this 'Don't Ask' shit passes..."

More recently, "If Obama..." "If they let gays serve..." "If women get to..."

And guess what?

Nobody phreaking got out. They modified their behavior and embraced the suck and drove on. Now when I hear it, I just tell them to get the hell out now if they feel so strongly about it. Go ahead, Major. If you're that damned skeert (I live in Alabama), get out now and save us all the pain of listening to you whine. Better yet - get out now and run for local office so perhaps in ten years someone can threaten to take their ball and glove and go home if YOU get elected!

(and I say this as a guy that does NOT support Trump)

Let's say I disliked Trump way more than the current POTUS. Why would I throw away my retirement for that? I would stay in.

Stay in and take care of your Soldiers as best you can.