A cute tie isn't a valid reason, results matter and what is it in the Biden/Harris resume that supports your vote?
Addressing the healthcare issue in this country is an issue I agree with the Biden/Harris on, as is addressing green energy and the impacts of climate change. As for whether a cute tie is a "valid reason", the validity of criteria is up to each individual voter. I may think your reasons for supporting your candidate aren't valid, but that means bugger all in a representative democracy. You get one vote, and choose which candidate best addresses your concerns and represents your interests; be that a well thought out reason or a purely superficial one. As for their resume, I think Biden's political experience will help him work with congress on finding ways to implement his ideas; I think Harris will do well in this regard as well.
Results do matter, but you don't look at comprehensive results; you just cherry pick what justifies your particular narrative.
Because I don't share their alarmist views on those topics.
Why doesn't the violence in the cities bother you?
Of course it bothers me, but I understand it's a more complicated issue that will require a lot of effort to address other than just throwing platitudes like "I am for law and order".
Why doesn't the lack of law enforcement support bother you?
Because I understand why they are supporting Trump. It's because he will do nothing to address the lack of accountability in police departments or even address the underlying issues in relations between the police and minority communities.
Why is it that radical support for Biden Doesn't bother you?
Because he doesn't represent "radical support". Conversely, why doesn't support for Trump from radical groups like the KKK, Proud Boys, and Neo-nazi groups?
http://www.morethanonelife.com/a-canadians-view-of-president-trump.html
Then why does this nation find itself where it is? Those are results for sure, but your answer is similar to Trump in shifting blame to everyone else; that's the sign of an ineffective leader. I've led teams most of my career, and if a mistake was made I took the heat for it. I didn't sit in meetings and throw a person under the bus even if they were the one responsible. Why? Because I'm the team leader. I address the mistakes with the person individually, and monitor to make sure it doesn't happen again.
In listening to Trump's comments he blames everyone when things go wrong, but takes all the credit when things go well. Pandemic statistics? He blames the blue states but says nothing about the surges in red states. The important thing here though, is he is the president of the United Sates; not just red states or blue states. He blames China for virus but says nothing about the simple fact the US is currently leading the world in fatalities and infections; to the point where Americans can't travel to much of world. Sure, China bears fault at the initial stages, but that does't absolve the US or any other nation's responsibility on how the disease is mitigated.
The economic situation we find are selves in is also tied to decisions made on disease mitigation, but once again, the idea people will just go on as usual despite the risks to their health proves out wrong as witnessed by the impact to airlines and hospitality industries just to name a few. Those are the results you conveniently ignore in favor of your dishonest highlights reel analysis.
What is it about liberalism that creates this kind of loyalty?
I am not loyal to the ideology, I just don't think some of the issues we face in this country are solved by just sitting around and doing nothing. I'm much more practical minded than I am ideological; I find the latter somewhat limiting if that's the only lens one looks through.