(01-10-2020, 05:27 PM)EricC85 Wrote:

(01-10-2020, 04:01 PM)Last42min Wrote: It's still a lesser of two evils. Overreach has become the norm, unfortunately. Unless you get a candidate that will abide by the Constitution of their own free will, you're gonna have to pick the candidate who will abuse it the least. I still think that's Trump, if only because he will be scrutinized much more heavily than a democrat.

I hate that argument the lesser of two evils. Not saying you’re wrong I just hate that argument. I voted third party before when the lesser of two evils was just to much to stomach for me.

Factor in the ridiculous spending under this administration I’m not slam dunk sold on voting for Trump again at the end of the year.

You can only avoid lesser of two evils if you send a clear message. There is not enough of a collective outrage about the overreach of the executive branch from either party. Until that changes, it will always be a lesser of two evils. I support your conviction, but your concern won't be abated by voting Democrat for two reasons: They will also overreach, and Republicans won't get the message.

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