I've voted for plenty of awful Republicans (mainly at the sub-presidential level). On the rarest of occasions, as in 2016, I decided that both choices were in different ways equally bad. This year is a new choice, but we face again the same responsibilities.
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gee this sounds a lot like 2016 and look where that got us - just admit you secretly like “owning the libs”
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Exactly. There is such a thing as a bad choice and a worse choice. That’s it.
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"If you choose not to decide You still have made a choice …"
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And you surrender the power to select to others.
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In other words you’ve assigned your vote to whoever does get the majority. You’re not voting for neither.
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Be an adult and pick. Nothing is truly 50/50.
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You’ve just described tertiary, not binary. There are three distinctive choices when voting in a two person race.
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You personally have more than two choices, but for the electorate as a whole, there are only two likely outcomes.
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