Political parties courting independent voters should refrain from defining what their vote “really means”, otherwise you are making it clear from the start that you don’t actually value their voice.
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Replying to @ScottMGagnon
I have a sneaking feeling 2018 may be the year moderates and independents rebel, putting reasonable grown ups that aren't far *anything* in office.
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Replying to @TiffanyBond @ScottMGagnon
Independents aren’t independent. Nearly all consistently vote with one party.
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And leave it to
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If I average my decades of voting, I vote an evenish split between the two parties, with some independents tossed in. I don't think I have ever voted D for president, either R or I. I match the skills/issues to the scope of the position. If I like no one, I write in.
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I wrote in Kasich but would’ve voted for Biden if he had run and got the nomination. I vote for the person, not the party.
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In other words, both of you didn't think it critical to stop Trump. Telling.
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Thanks for your honesty. How do you feel about that now?
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I have no regrets on my vote. Due to the electoral college structure, there would not have been a difference if I voted any other direction. I probably would vote differently without the electoral college.
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