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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ve read all comments above and I’m sickened. Hearing people switch “party” line to cast sabotage votes is saddening. If your party has let you down, then by all means, change and vote mind. Voting should be for who support, not for who you think you candidate can beat when the day comes. If that’s what you’re doing then you should stop to think about why the candidate you are trying to disadvantage is such a threat. Ask yourself what everyone else is on board with that you are overlooking in them. That’s non partisan advice by the way. It’s a two way street![/quote]

I consider myself an independent, belonging to neither party. I used to vote that way also, for both Republicans and Democrats. But for the last several years I've voted in the Republican primary for the more moderate candidate (who never wins) and then in the general election for Democrat.

I'll do that again this year. Today I voted for Haley, in November I'll vote for Biden.

[b]My loyalty is to my country, not a political party.[/b][/quote]
If it's to your country, don't vote Biden, he opened the border to millions of migrants some of which are gangs, spies and terrorists. Do you believe you are immune because you voted D? I was a D until the party became so anti safe (see New Orleans, Chicago, NYC, Philly, SF, LA etc.). 2020s has been the decade of crime be it domestic or foreign. Nobody republican or democrat should compromise the safety of the American people NOBODY! Close the border and remove Pro-crime DAs![/quote]

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