Anonymous wrote:I'm not going to vote at all. I'm not sure why who I vote vote is your business. I don't like Trump nor Biden nor any others currently in the race. So be it that I sit this one out. My vote for nobody is a vote.

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Anonymous wrote:Your vote for nobody is potentially a vote for Trump. Trump can’t win unless he suppresses the vote. He hasn’t broadened his base. The main campaign tactic will be to get people who voted for Biden in 2020 to stay home or throw out their votes via state legislatures.

It's not our job to get candidates elected. It's their job to appeal to the most people and get themselves elected. I'm not going to vote for a shitty candidate, giving them a perceived mandate to do things I disagree with.

You want votes? Put up a decent candidate.

It is your job to keep someone as destructive to the country as Trump out of office.

This isn’t Bush vs Gore or McCain vs Obama.

+1. This is obvious. These "I can't vote for either " are trump supporters regarding they want to be or not.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll be voting for Claudia de la Cruz. I hope enough people vote 3rd party or abstain that it sends a huge wakeup call to both parties. No more octogenarian candidates, no more funneling billions into a foreign apartheid state actively engaging in ethnic cleansing, no more taking the American voters for granted. I will not be held hostage by the Democratic Party simply because Trump is the alternative.

There is no "wake up call" to be had by voting for 3rd parties. The US is democratic republic with a strong executive branch. We are not a parliamentary system that rewards smaller parties with power.

In a winner-take-all system like the U.S., 2nd place is the first loser. 3rd parties are simply....distractions?

In a winner-take-all system, game theory would tell you to vote for one of the two major candidates that you dislike the least. That's the vote that will maximize your chances for 4 years of acceptable outcomes.

3rd parties do not structurally work in the United States under our Constitution. It is inherently biased toward two big tent parties. If you look back in US history a new major political party emerges ONLY when one of the two existing major parties collapses from within and dissolves.

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Anonymous wrote:Your vote for nobody is potentially a vote for Trump. Trump can’t win unless he suppresses the vote. He hasn’t broadened his base. The main campaign tactic will be to get people who voted for Biden in 2020 to stay home or throw out their votes via state legislatures.

It's not our job to get candidates elected. It's their job to appeal to the most people and get themselves elected. I'm not going to vote for a shitty candidate, giving them a perceived mandate to do things I disagree with.

You want votes? Put up a decent candidate.

It is your job to keep someone as destructive to the country as Trump out of office.

This isn’t Bush vs Gore or McCain vs Obama.

Anonymous wrote:I'll be voting for Claudia de la Cruz. I hope enough people vote 3rd party or abstain that it sends a huge wakeup call to both parties. No more octogenarian candidates, no more funneling billions into a foreign apartheid state actively engaging in ethnic cleansing, no more taking the American voters for granted. I will not be held hostage by the Democratic Party simply because Trump is the alternative.

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Anonymous wrote:Your vote for nobody is potentially a vote for Trump. Trump can’t win unless he suppresses the vote. He hasn’t broadened his base. The main campaign tactic will be to get people who voted for Biden in 2020 to stay home or throw out their votes via state legislatures.

It's not our job to get candidates elected. It's their job to appeal to the most people and get themselves elected. I'm not going to vote for a shitty candidate, giving them a perceived mandate to do things I disagree with.

You want votes? Put up a decent candidate.

It is your job to keep someone as destructive to the country as Trump out of office.

This isn’t Bush vs Gore or McCain vs Obama.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your vote for nobody is potentially a vote for Trump. Trump can’t win unless he suppresses the vote. He hasn’t broadened his base. The main campaign tactic will be to get people who voted for Biden in 2020 to stay home or throw out their votes via state legislatures.

It's not our job to get candidates elected. It's their job to appeal to the most people and get themselves elected. I'm not going to vote for a shitty candidate, giving them a perceived mandate to do things I disagree with.

You want votes? Put up a decent candidate.

Anonymous wrote:Your vote for nobody is potentially a vote for Trump. Trump can’t win unless he suppresses the vote. He hasn’t broadened his base. The main campaign tactic will be to get people who voted for Biden in 2020 to stay home or throw out their votes via state legislatures.

Anonymous wrote:I'm not going to vote at all. I'm not sure why who I vote vote is your business. I don't like Trump nor Biden nor any others currently in the race. So be it that I sit this one out. My vote for nobody is a vote.