Of course, living in a state that will overwhelmingly vote Trump, as well as one where I had ask three times to get a Democratic primary ballot (the first two the ignored my request and gave me Republican - but, hey, only Dems do stuff like that, right?), I'm pretty sure my vote for President won't change much.

SmokeMonkey wrote:

Three times?
Really?
Should have called the AG's office.

banderl wrote:

How is it throwing away your vote to vote for the candidate that best represents you and what you think is best constitutionally?

ZRX1200 wrote:

Well, Carter's kid couldn't .

ZRX1200 wrote:

I have previously described myself as a liberaltarian, which I think is quite accurate for my amalgamation of issue by issue beliefs. I won't vote Hillary because she appears to be an awful person with a wide ranging amoral compass. I suspect Trump is more liberal than she, but I won't vote Trump for pretty much the same reasons as HC. Looked at Gary Johnson (that's his name, right?), but he has some views it's difficult for me to get past, so no option there. Looked at Jill Stein - see previous comments on Johnson. I find myself in a political pickle without many options left.

SmokeMonkey wrote:

I know guys... but voting 3rd party to make yourself feel better puzzles me when supeme court justice appointments are on the line... I know they still have to be approved and stuff but make no mistake she will try to take your guns. . 😟

DrafterX wrote:

I don't post in this Forum, and I don't read the threads either.
But I've been wondering how in the heck we ended up with our two presidential candidates.
It's almost incomprehensible.
So, who to vote for, given one is to choose between the two of them.
:-&
So my question to all you really smaaaht political commentators is:
Which of our two candidates, will our competitors, adversaries, and enemies fear more, and why?

KingoftheCove wrote: