Quote:I applaud you guys who are voting for Trump even though you really don't like him for it. I want to keep Clinton as far away from the WH as possible, but I just cannot vote for Trump. Johnson is not my ideal Libertarian candidate, I like Austin Peterson much better, and I'm fairly sure Johnson will not win so it's almost like I'm throwing my vote away. But I just can't vote Trump. My husband will so there is that. 

 

And FBT could be right. Trump as POTUS could be surprisingly good for the reasons he stated. I would rather it be that than the total cluster I envision in my head. I just don't know.....

 

When I lived in Ohio, I voted for Republicans because I knew their challengers were going to lose. Nobody wanted to run against John Kasich for the Westerville, Ohio (12th District) HR office. That changed after the state treasurer I voted for spent four years criticizing Governor Ted Strickland (D) and became Kasich's running mate. I don't regret my vote for her, but it really made me think voting for the popular people in an election is wrong if you don't want them in office.

 

FBT is wrong if he thinks changes Donald Trump plans to make are good changes that will help America. Sure, he can make a lot of changes. That cannot be denied. But they probably would be terrible.

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