OK Really?

[Dave.Scott]

I am the poster child for the Right Wing.
Please notice that I did not say Republican.

I wish I could vote for Trump, sorry he is a misfit.
Even I have a better hair cut than him, and I only paid $15.
I certainly can not vote for Billary because she is ..........

WTF?

I can't not vote.
I am thinking Libertarian or Green.
Can't get myself to vote for Jill Stein because of her leanings.
Have trouble with Gary Johnson because he didn't know what Allepo is -- I do?????
Granted, he doesn't have the staff to help him.

I'm lost but going to vote for Johnson because the Republican and the Democratic candidates make me want to VOMIT!

help.

[Dan R.]

The problem is there are no conservative candidates. Only left and communists, with very little seperating any of them.
Johnson is a super liberal that really does not represent the the Libratarian ideals, more a like a Democrat agenda.
Green=Communist.

I want the candidate for amallest government. No other issue is as important to me.

Social issues are all diversions intended to divide the public and distract away from the fact that politicians are ro bing is i to the poor house,using entitlements and special interest to fuel the THEIR AGENDA.

How can congress have a 30% approval and easily get reelcted? The answer is a righed aystem to favor the incumbants.

Our sytem is broke far beyond politians. The myriad of regulation and bureaucrats rule the government. Atart cleaning house and trimming the fat is the only answer.

Less government is the only answer.

[Andy Ross]

My plan is to vote johnson...not becuse i like the guy....i dont. I hope he gets a decent percentage of votes and third party...any third party...makes a statement that they have a presence. Obviously johnson wont win but i would like to break up the dem vs rep system we have going on.

[Joe Durfee]

I'm in the same boat, going for Johnson.

I am also voting against every incumbent currently in the house and senate regardless of party unless a certain candidate appears heads and shoulders above the other which I seriously doubt will happen.

[Rick George]

I typically run from political debates because I don't know enough to make a good argument... but I worry a vote for Johnson is a vote for Hillary! I assume if your voting for Johnson it's because you want change... Hillary is not going to change anything and Johnson will not get enough votes to win soooo that leaves Trump. There are many things about Trump that I do not like BUT he would definitely change government! And hopefully more good than bad!

[Omni Cubed Larry]

I'm voting for the judicial branch of government. What does that mean? The next president is going to choose many Supreme Court justices that will ultimately determine DECADES of the direction of our country. The next four years of whatever president we get is a "drop in the bucket" compared to how derailed our country can get for our children and grandchildren. Because of this, this may be the most important election we will see... unfortunately, with the worst choices we have seen. This is serious and good to discuss... thanks for starting the thread Dave.

I don't necessarily like the saying "a vote for third party is a vote for H".
I much prefer "consider what a Hillary Supreme Court would look like (and the following decades of judicial activist rulings) when you go to vote this election cycle"

[Jeff H.]

What Larry said. A vote for anyone other than Trump is a vote for most likely 3 liberals on the Supreme Court that may be there for 30 plus years. I'm willing to overlook quite a bit to help stop this from happening.

[kkhrestsov]

Well since the presidents are not picked by popular votes anyways, wouldn't it stand to say just vote on the issues/ballots more important to you and your city?

[Mark M]

I usually stay out of public political discussion but I agree with Larry too. The supreme court is probably the most important issue to me this election. Since Scoleas (sp?) death its already tilted left. If 2-3 more justices get replaced with liberals it will be the point of no return.

I get tired of Conservatives (like me) saying that they cant vote for Trump, however voting for Johnson is a half vote for Hilliary IMO. Its like they say on Southpark, "Do we vote for a Giant Deushe or a Turd Sandwich." I have to go with the Deushe because besides the supreme court, at least he seems to be for less taxes, less government, and less regulation. With Hilliary we know we we are getting screwed. With Trump we at least have a chance.

[Jesse]

Agreed...there is no one to vote for and the real important issue is the supreme court. This is honestly a "the country loses" election... there will be no winners for the general public.

[steven nenzel]

I hate to say it but... vote Trump and hope he becomes incapacitated and Pence takes over.

Agreed, supreme court is the bigger issue.

[Kowboy]

History provides a boatload of presidents that were disappointed by the rulings of their Supreme Court appointments. That shows the wisdom of our founding fathers by making the appointments lifetime, which ends any obligation an appointee may feel to his appointer. Once she's in, she can vote any damn way she pleases and that's a good thing.