How about the one that wants to take away women’s rights? That would be a good one to vote for, they are also for hate, and white control while promoting individual freedumbs… They start with the same letter as the word ‘regressive’ starts with. There are also a bunch of Q’s in there as well..
Every Republican/conservative Administration since 1929 has had a depression or recession, some had two. I’m not a Democrat, but I think that Republican/conservatives have proved beyond a reasonable doubt that they cannot manage an economy, and cannot govern.
I haven’t voted for anyone for a long time now. There’s rarely anyone on the ballot I want to see in office. However, I do have a hierarchy of dislike (usually) and structure my vote to attempt to hinder the most objectionable. Terrible way to run a railroad but I didn’t lay the track.
Typical Eric and Bill Teitelbaum’s clueless moronic musings. If you vote for a party, any party, you are an unmitigated moronic puppet, just another party whore.
If you are a responsible voter you look at the candidates, not just their platform, but their entire life. What they really have done, not done, said, and not said and choose the overall best individual of those running.
But that is too much trouble for too many people, so they would rather get down their knees in front of their chosen party and suck on the collective party pipeline like any other lazy whore.
stillfickled Premium Member over 2 years ago
uh oh
sergioandrade Premium Member over 2 years ago
Hold your nose and vote for the lesser of two evils.
i_am_the_jam over 2 years ago
We feel your pain.
Ubintold over 2 years ago
Don’t vote, you won’t be alone.
Pharmakeus Ubik over 2 years ago
It depends, do you pursue cruelty as policy?
cdward over 2 years ago
The contrasts are quite stark, so if you can’t decide, perhaps it’s because you stand for nothing?
gopher gofer over 2 years ago
don’t vote for both…
Doug K over 2 years ago
Don’t vote for a party. Vote for the person who you believe will best do those things you believe are best. (Write in somebody if necessary.)
Pickled Pete over 2 years ago
How about the one that wants to take away women’s rights? That would be a good one to vote for, they are also for hate, and white control while promoting individual freedumbs… They start with the same letter as the word ‘regressive’ starts with. There are also a bunch of Q’s in there as well..
Teto85 Premium Member over 2 years ago
Fine. Sit this next cycle out.
William Bednar Premium Member over 2 years ago
I DO know who “not to vote for”.
ncorgbl over 2 years ago
Every Republican/conservative Administration since 1929 has had a depression or recession, some had two. I’m not a Democrat, but I think that Republican/conservatives have proved beyond a reasonable doubt that they cannot manage an economy, and cannot govern.
bobbyferrel over 2 years ago
I haven’t voted for anyone for a long time now. There’s rarely anyone on the ballot I want to see in office. However, I do have a hierarchy of dislike (usually) and structure my vote to attempt to hinder the most objectionable. Terrible way to run a railroad but I didn’t lay the track.
Daltongang Premium Member over 2 years ago
Typical Eric and Bill Teitelbaum’s clueless moronic musings. If you vote for a party, any party, you are an unmitigated moronic puppet, just another party whore.
If you are a responsible voter you look at the candidates, not just their platform, but their entire life. What they really have done, not done, said, and not said and choose the overall best individual of those running.
But that is too much trouble for too many people, so they would rather get down their knees in front of their chosen party and suck on the collective party pipeline like any other lazy whore.
Glibster Premium Member over 2 years ago
The Wobblies, don’t vote for the Wobblies!
mistercatworks over 2 years ago
That’s not a conundrum, that’s lack of imagination. Find something besides the major parties.
William A Short Premium Member over 2 years ago
It’s an easy choice-don’t vote for any trumpass fascist.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 over 2 years ago
In a two party system if you don’t vote for one of them, you vote will always lose and in some cases aid one of main parties you dislike.
aussie399 Premium Member over 2 years ago
If he decides not to vote for them all he has no right to complain about the outcome, or what happens after.