(July 20, 2018 at 3:28 pm)johan Wrote:(July 20, 2018 at 2:28 pm)Shell B Wrote: I wouldn't vote for someone I didn't like just so someone else I don't like doesn't win.
Well that makes you the exception not the rule IMO. I think most people, myself included, walk into the booth to vote against candidates far more often then they show up to vote for one.
While there might be something to be said, if you are voting for anyone other than X. However, I think that while you may not like either candidate, you can make the best choice, out of what you view as two bad choices
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