I pray America will not choose Donald Trump

[Reed95]

I pray that America will not choose Donald Trump.

Angry, yes … Don’t like Clinton, yes … But choose Trump? Please NO !!!

 

[tres borrachos]

I pray that America will not choose Donald Trump.

Angry, yes … Don’t like Clinton, yes … But choose Trump? Please NO !!!

I'm not voting for him. But I'm also not voting for her.

 

[eohrnberger]

You don't reduce or eliminate government corruption by electing it to the higher office.

 

[Threegoofs]

I'm not voting for him. But I'm also not voting for her.

Which means functionally, it's a vote for one of them.

You lose the right to bitch about the Presidency on Nov 9 with any credibility.

 

[X Factor]

I thought this election was pretty much done and there's no way Trump can win. Folks starting to not feel so confident?

 

[TheGoverness]

Which means functionally, it's a vote for one of them.

You lose the right to bitch about the Presidency on Nov 9 with any credibility.

No, it's a vote for neither of them.

 

[TheGoverness]

I thought this election was pretty much done and there's no way Trump can win. Folks starting to not feel so confident?

I still am convinced Trump won't win the election. Although it's much closer than I originally thought it would be. Thank the email hoopla for that.

 

[X Factor]

Which means functionally, it's a vote for one of them.

You lose the right to bitch about the Presidency on Nov 9 with any credibility.

You know what? This is why nothing will ever change. You're saying that, unless someone votes for one of the current two losers they have no credibility? I think the opposite. I respect those that want to do something different than vote for the person they dislike slightly less than the other one.

 

[countryboy]

I pray that America will not choose Donald Trump.

Angry, yes … Don’t like Clinton, yes … But choose Trump? Please NO !!!

Who, or what, are you praying to?

 

[Threegoofs]

No, it's a vote for neither of them.

Not really. One will win. Thats not really in dispute.

And if you dont vote, you didnt have the balls to face up to the fact that one is more qualified than the other. Thats abdicating your responsibility, the civic equivalent of foot stomping.

 

[poweRob]

Which means functionally, it's a vote for one of them.

You lose the right to bitch about the Presidency on Nov 9 with any credibility.

No. Democracy isn't a two person sport.

 

[Threegoofs]

You know what? This is why nothing will ever change. You're saying that, unless someone votes for one of the current two losers they have no credibility? I think the opposite. I respect those that want to do something different than vote for the person they dislike slightly less than the other one.

No. Having fewer people taking responsibility for voting is why nothing will ever change.

You cant always get what you want. And stamping your feet and wringing your hands isnt a way to get what you want.

Grow up and pick the best candidate. And dont pretend a third party vote is some sort of noble pinnacle to stand on (especially with the 3rd party yahoos this year), and face the fact that its a copout and abandonment of responsibility.

 

[Threegoofs]

No. Democracy isn't a two person sport.

Functionally, for the Presidency. it is. At least this year.

Noble idealism is fun though, isnt it?

 

[Gonzo Rodeo]

Which means functionally, it's a vote for one of them.

You lose the right to bitch about the Presidency on Nov 9 with any credibility.

A vote for neither is a vote for neither.

If you can specify which person - Trump or Clinton - gets the magical no-vote vote, I'd like to hear how you came to that conclusion.

 

[Tettsuo]

You don't reduce or eliminate government corruption by electing it to the higher office.

You don't reduce government corruption by electing a morally bankrupt, egomaniacal sociopath named Trump unless you want to sink America as quickly as possible.

 

[Jetboogieman]

I thought this election was pretty much done and there's no way Trump can win. Folks starting to not feel so confident?

A 1% possibility he could be president should be troubling to civilized folk.

 

[ocean515]

I pray that America will not choose Donald Trump.

Angry, yes … Don’t like Clinton, yes … But choose Trump? Please NO !!!

Interesting prayer. I'm no expert, but I don't think it works that way.

 

[TheGoverness]

Not really. One will win. Thats not really in dispute.

Nowhere am I disputing that.

And if you dont vote, you didnt have the balls to face up to the fact that one is more qualified than the other. Thats abdicating your responsibility, the civic equivalent of foot stomping.

But I did vote, just not for Trump or Clinton.

 

[eohrnberger]

You don't reduce government corruption by electing a morally bankrupt, egomaniacal sociopath named Trump unless you want to sink America as quickly as possible.

Clinton has a long history of, and a record of, governmnet corruption, most recently during her term as SoS, does the Morocco deal ring a bell for you?

Trump has no such history or track record.

 

[poweRob]

Functionally, for the Presidency. it is. At least this year.

Noble idealism is fun though, isnt it?

Every election this panic button comment is thrown out there.

 

[ocean515]

You don't reduce government corruption by electing a morally bankrupt, egomaniacal sociopath named Trump unless you want to sink America as quickly as possible.

But you can make certain there is a dramatic increase in government corruption by electing a confirmed sellout, fraudulent, corrupt, liar, like Hillary.

 

[TheGoverness]

No. Having fewer people taking responsibility for voting is why nothing will ever change.

You cant always get what you want. And stamping your feet and wringing your hands isnt a way to get what you want.

Grow up and pick the best candidate. And dont pretend a third party vote is some sort of noble pinnacle to stand on (especially with the 3rd party yahoos this year), and face the fact that its a copout and abandonment of responsibility.

Are you saying voting for anyone else other than Hillary Clinton is a "abandonment of responsibility"?

 

[Threegoofs]

Nowhere am I disputing that.



But I did vote, just not for Trump or Clinton.

And by voting for someone who clearly will not win, you functionally didnt choose.

I guess you left it to the grown-ups to decide.

 

[Threegoofs]

Are you saying voting for anyone else other than Hillary Clinton is a "abandonment of responsibility"?

Not at all. Not voting for either is abandoning responsibility.

 

[Carjosse]

You don't reduce or eliminate government corruption by electing it to the higher office.

You also don't reduce or eliminate narcissistic insanity by electing it to the higher office either.