I don't know if they'd even get that joke.
Truth. There is "us and them." No "we."
My god. Donald Trump Jr is a better candidate than his dad.
After the convention will people still tell us how the GOP is not racist, sexist and downright ignorant? If so I hope they dont like when facts prove them wrong![]()
The 2016 Republican Party: We don't have a fu**ing clue, but we did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night!
The 2016 Republican Party: We don't have a fu**ing clue, but we did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night!
I had quite a few liberals at my workplace admire him for his stance after 9-11. I was very, very surprised. I quote, "After last night (the speech he gave), he became MY president." Yup.
Lilith. Dems will classify tD as Satan/Lucifer.
I had quite a few liberals at my workplace admire him for his stance after 9-11. I was very, very surprised. I quote, "After last night (the speech he gave), he became MY president." Yup.
That was a great speech. It was a tragedy that they took that moment of national unity and used it to force through a cynical tax cut for themselves and their friends.
So what makes Hillary a bad candidate? I'm still waiting on this. What makes her any worse than any of the candidates we've had in the past 20 years?
And a war against Iraq.
I HATE that logic, and the same goes for the "If you don't vote for Hillary, that's a vote for Trump." Idiocy logic, IMO.
I don't like it as a reason to cast a vote, however it is true that if the election is dominated by two candidates then voting for a third candidate decreases A's count against B by 1 vote. It's not as damaging as actually voting for B, but it is half as a damaging to A.
It does split the vote, but as you said, it's not AS bad. Just depends on that 3rd candidate and which way s/he leans as to which party will be hurt.
No. No. No. No. No.
We have a two party system. Bernie Sanders did everything right this cycle. God Bless him. Don't feed the Nader's of the world.
I don't like it as a reason to cast a vote, however it is true that if the election is dominated by two candidates then voting for a third candidate decreases A's count against B by 1 vote. It's not as damaging as actually voting for B, but it is half as a damaging to A.
That is only true under certain circumstances and you (and the people who always attack third party supporters) are completely twisting it...though you only partially. In a non-presidential election you are right that it is "half" but in the presidential election it only matters in swing/close states. If someone in California or New York or Minnesota or Texas decided to vote third party it would not make a difference because the states have been decided before the ballots are cast.
So you are right, but only in about 10-12 states. The equation needs to be tinkered so as not to be intellectually dishonest. It should be an if/ten statement...IF the state is in play THEN a third party vote is half as damaging. (in theory)