Trump was to say something that I liked – which may only be when hell freezes over – then I'll like it. I'm never going to not like something that someone says because of whatever label they're under. I've gone on record saying this, but Hillary Clinton was scarier to me than Trump. Cause that guy will say shit to your face whereas as Hillary will shake your hand, smile, and then kill you in your sleep". During the 2016 United States presidential election, the band were vocal in their opposition to both main party candidates, with Williams in particular showing support for Bernie Sanders. In a 2017 article for KillYourStereo.com, Williams stated that "When people ask me about voting, I say that I don't vote and I never will vote. Because when you vote you send a message that it's okay for this system to continue". Actions not Words in Kenya In 2018, the group travelled to Kenya as representatives of the This is Hardcore Foundation to help bring clean drinking water to local villages. On the topic of the project, Williams stated that: Members Current Thomas Williams – lead guitar, vocals (2001–present) Andrew "Drew York" Dijorio – vocals (2005–present) Anthony "Dragon Neck" Altamura – bass, vocals (2010–present) Craig "Cowboy Crag" Reynolds – drums (2016–present) Former Ed Edge – vocals (2001–2005) Frank Correira – bass (2001–2008) John Kane – rhythm guitar (2001–2008) Justin Manas – drums (2001–2009), guitar (2009) Ryan Thompson – bass (2008–2010) Dan Bourke – drums (2009–2016) Timeline Discography Studio albums Demos People Over Profit (2002, Independent) Split albums How to Make a Ucalegon (with Lilu Dallas, 2007, Five Point Records) References External links Metalcore musical groups from New York (state) American nu metal musical groups American anti-capitalists American anti-fascists Hardcore punk groups from New York (state) Musical groups from Long Island 2001 establishments in New York (state) Musical groups established in 2001 Sumerian Records artists Musical quartets