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No - in fact, my argument wouldn’t make any sense if that changed my calculus. I laid out the strategy here: https://www.google.com/amp/s/34justice.com/2015/12/19/why-i-reject-lesser-of-two-evils-ism/amp/ …
Hey Ben. I agree with so much of what you say. I reject the lesser of two evilism - all the way through the primaries and then all the way until I have no choice but to either vote for a conservative or not vote at all. I choose to vote for the most progressive person available
Thanks, Shaun! I still disagree with the premise that you don't have a choice, though, or that another option isn't "available." It seems to me that what you're really saying is that you think the cons of a short-term bad outweigh the pros of longer-term leverage, which is fine!
What if we get into nuclear war and lots of people die? Would you change your mind then? If not, is there any circumstance in which you would have advocated voting for Clinton?
Yes. In fact, as I've said many times before, I would have had a harder time deciding what to do if Ted Cruz had been the Republican nominee, as I consider him to be far worse than Trump.
I live in California so I voted third party. If I lived in a Purple state, I probably would've voted Clinton.
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