Is it easy to vote this year?

[lightbulb27]

After watching a few of the debates, most races look crystal clear to me whom I'd choose.

If you get what you vote for, then don't complain about what you get...

If you don't vote, don't complain.

Clicking all Republican, easy

Clicking all Democrat, easy

Independent only

Other

[abc3643]

Kari Lake...

What an idiot.

I remember when she was an anchor in Albany at WNYT-13 at the end of the 20th Century. She couldn't handle it and was gone in under 2 years. The person she had replaced was Chris Jansing who, during her time at WNYT, was Chris Kapostasy. Chris was there for 17 years and very popular. So, when she went to MSNBC, she was greatly missed. Kari Lake was a dismal consolation prize. While cute, she had the charm of an enema and the intelligence to match.

[lightbulb27]

She's impressing a lot of people, speaks well on camera.

[abc3643]

So do robots. Her appeal is that she's cute. Same reason Fox News primarily hires beautiful blondes to spew the horseshit

[lightbulb27]

No, what she says makes sense to some people. She will get a lot of votes, possibly and I'd say probably, win.

[CloudMassacre]

I’m a far lefty in South Dakota, so the Democrats are usually just Republicans, so I don’t really have anyone to vote for. I’ll still go in for the initiatives and stuff, but I likely will only vote for like one person and leave the rest blank or maybe write in a No Confidence vote

[TroyDT2]

I'm a libertarian in California and I'm in the same boat. Actually worse, because here the Top Two Primary System eliminates every third party candidate from the general election.

[normalice]

Republicans are openly pursuing the permanent rule of Christian nationalism and sadly democrats are the only real chance of stopping them, so straight democrat for me.

[Agagagagaga]

Far Left Misinformation.

[lightbulb27]

Do you agree with the Bible that the essence is "The knowledge of good and evil"?

[normalice]

I wish. Too bad they've said it openly on the record.

[normalice]

The essence? I don't know what that is.

[lightbulb27]

Its what we are living in... the analogy of the fall of man... we are living in the knowledge of good and evil. your good is someone elses evil and visa vis.

[normalice]

There are objective facts to consider. Food, water, air, and shelter are good for everyone. It is only the absence of these things that can be an evil, i. e. if any of these resources are scarce and so one person takes it from another. However, there is also a lot of artificial limits on these things by people who want to carve some self worth out of being a gatekeeper. But that's a whole other discussion..

That is another resource that is a little harder to pin down, though: self worth. Validation. Confidence... these things are as critical to the human mind as water is to the body. But access to Validation doesn't need to be limited by each other if we agree to pursue an objective truth. For example it is an entirely contrived idea that "dudes kissing" or whatever is doing someone who isn't involved an evil and it must be stopped in order to validate that person's faith. None of that is objective truth and so it could just as easily be considered evil to stop dudes from kissing. But things like curing bone cancer in children is an objectively helpful thing to do. No faith required.

[TroyDT2]

I'm a libertarian in California and here the Top Two Primary System pretty much eliminates every third party candidate from the general election. In the races I am often left with a choice between two loathsome candidates, with no option for write-in. I usually end up just skipping those races and voting on the local issues and statewide propositions.

[Anonymous]

Not for me. The Gubernatorial race in my state is deplorable. And I live in a GREAT state (we deserve better). The democratic candidate wants to defend the police. And the Republican candidate has been horrendously divisive. I'll admit I usually vote Republican. But I just can't this time. So I really don't even want to vote.

[Opinion Owner]

Defund*! Not defend. God I really hate G@G's autocorrect.

[NathanDavis]

I don't vote, never have... never will

and no, I have never expected for governments to fix my life, I've worked on that myself and for so long now... lol

[MCheetah]

I WON'T vote and I WILL complain! That's my God-given right as a 'Merican, LOL!

[Guy13]

It should be but stronghold Democrat states will remain Leftist

[AviatorTom]

If you don't vote, you can complain, because you didn't vote for the idiot that ended up winning.

[Sixgun77]

I vote based a candidates stances on issues. I usually vote a mix of unaffiliated, 3rd party, and republican depending on the choices available. I have yet to come across a Democrat I could vote for.

[exitseven]

I vote independent but there are no democrats that will get my vote.

[MaheenRajbut]

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