As a reporter, I feel it is MORE ethical to not vote. (It is my job to not pick sides)https://twitter.com/lhorwich/status/782706172293947396 …
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Refusing to vote does not change any "secret support" as you put it. It just pretends it isn't there.
OK. Obviously I have no response to a fact-free allegation that "reporters have secret favorites."
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I am confused by your claim - show me a reporter that doesn't truly have an opinion on this race.
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Anyone without an opinion in this race is lying to themselves or has no business reporting.
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I love this:"Which are you: lying, corrupt, or incompetent?" I'll take "incompetent" and sign off
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Didn't mean to insult - I don't know you. I find it unfathomable for informed person to have no opinion
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lots of opinions - but not the same as "preference". My job is to investigate whoever you elect
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Well if we ever bump into each other at a bar or coffee stop we can talk about opinions vs prefs
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indedd. My pref is voters pick somebody with LOTS to investigate. My opinion: looks likely.
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Indeed. Curious to see how people who came of age w/ Obama react to normal Presidential scandal rate.
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