Are you voting for Trump or Hillary?

[Blarg]

[RallyMo]

8 minutes ago, Geoff said:

 

So who are you voting for?

 

 

Gary, dude. I wasn't trying to be tricky with my wording. I suppose there could have been another candidate, though. Or maybe there was the possibility of abstaining, but nah. 

[gotbeer]

23 minutes ago, RallyMo said:

Gary, dude. I wasn't trying to be tricky with my wording. I suppose there could have been another candidate, though. Or maybe there was the possibility of abstaining, but nah. 

Cnn is saying that Gary has 9% of the vote right now.  For a non R/D, that's a pretty big amount.  Stein I think it was is at 3%.  So maybe Gary will get some momentum.

[Spirit]

[Glen]

Some people say...

[Tank]

1 hour ago, Blarg said:

This is really akin to the cat poll, there really is only one right answer.

_____ I choose incorrectly in polls

one the greatest things written on this forum.

[Tank]

58 minutes ago, gotbeer said:

Cnn is saying that Gary has 9% of the vote right now.  For a non R/D, that's a pretty big amount.  Stein I think it was is at 3%.  So maybe Gary will get some momentum.

the D's and R's are certainly giving him every opportunity possible.

[Jason]

58 minutes ago, gotbeer said:

Cnn is saying that Gary has 9% of the vote right now.  For a non R/D, that's a pretty big amount.  Stein I think it was is at 3%.  So maybe Gary will get some momentum.

Wasn't he at around 11% a couple of weeks ago? I think Trump may have got a boost after the convention. 

[floplag]

Nope, i wont be party to putting either one of these people in the white house. 

[Vegas Halo Fan]

Right now I'm deciding between Gary Johnson and Vermin Supreme. I wish that I were kidding.

[wopphil]

I won't vote for Trump under any circumstances.

I am about 95% sure I won't vote for Hillary either. I have tried my best to get on board with her, but she is just such a fraud. At least she has the brains, experience and temperament to competently perform in the position - something that can't be said about Trump.

I'll almost certainly not vote.

[Spirit]

He's just a little high. 

 

 

[gotbeer]

2 minutes ago, Geoff said:

He's just a little high. 

 

 

I thought he was a little long?

[Spirit]

24 minutes ago, gotbeer said:

I thought he was a little long?

You can't be both?

 

 

[gotbeer]

45 minutes ago, Geoff said:

You can't be both?

 

 

I guess.  But usually it leans to the left or right.

[Spirit]

1 hour ago, gotbeer said:

I guess.  But usually it leans to the left or right.

 

And you thought he was scratching his knee.

 

 

 

[Tank]

"this water sure is cold."

"yeah, and it's deep, too."

the richard pryor fans here may remember this . . .

[Guest]

Definitely voting for Hillary.

I would have liked a competent 3rd party candidate, but Stein and Johnson don't look like they have all their marbles. 

I wanted to like Donald Trump, but how can you really like someone like that? He can't even respect a fallen soldier's mother. How can we expect him to create/maintain a peaceful and stable society?

He gets baited by even the most benign criticisms––in fact he initiates bullying just to create controversy and he does that for every single issue. 

Donald Trump is a coward, and I question any self-professed Christian who supports this man. He is contrary to everything Jesus teaches.

Actually, I am beginning to question why anyone would support Trump at this point other than blatant racism. 

[Tank]

3 hours ago, failos said:

Definitely voting for Hillary.

I would have liked a competent 3rd party candidate, but Stein and Johnson don't look like they have all their marbles. 

I wanted to like Donald Trump, but how can you really like someone like that? He can't even respect a fallen soldier's mother. How can we expect him to create/maintain a peaceful and stable society?

He gets baited by even the most benign criticisms––in fact he initiates bullying just to create controversy and he does that for every single issue. 

Donald Trump is a coward, and I question any self-professed Christian who supports this man. He is contrary to everything Jesus teaches.

Actually, I am beginning to question why anyone would support Trump at this point other than blatant racism. 

I hope you equally questions Christians who support Hillary and all of her dishonesty, plus her support of abortion.

[tdawg87]

Part of me wants to vote for Trump simply because I hate today's liberals more than anything, but I also want to be alive in 4 years. 

I think a vote for Johnson right now is almost as good as a vote for Hillary. So no thanks.

Can I write in Frank Stallone?

[arch stanton]

48 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:

Part of me wants to vote for Trump simply because I hate today's liberals more than anything, but I also want to be alive in 4 years. 

I think a vote for Johnson right now is almost as good as a vote for Hillary. So no thanks.

Can I write in Frank Stallone?

I think the best way to stick it to the libs is to vote for Hillary. Of all the things she is, liberal really isn't high on the list and I'm pretty much convinced that whoever wins this time is one and done and basically handing 2020 to the other party for 8 years.

[Jason]

12 hours ago, tdawg87 said:

Part of me wants to vote for Trump simply because I hate today's liberals more than anything, but I also want to be alive in 4 years. 

I think a vote for Johnson right now is almost as good as a vote for Hillary. So no thanks.

Can I write in Frank Stallone?

I find it funny because my liberal democrat friends are talking about Johnson being a vote for Trump. I'm interested to see how many votes he gets from liberals and conservatives. I bet it's pretty balanced.

[Blarg]

If he gets them all then it is a rousing fuck you to the establishment.

[Guest]

17 hours ago, Tank said:

I hope you equally questions Christians who support Hillary and all of her dishonesty, plus her support of abortion.

I don't feel the need to, I don't know of any Christians who are supporting Clinton because of her religious values. She rarely brings up religion, which is fine by me. Trump often cites his supposed Christian faith and uses it to shore up support of Evangelicals––he does so without having any Christian foundation. He thinks he is religious because the Evangelicals support him.

He goes around insulting and offending people while continuing to cite his Christianity––do you not see the problem there?  Hillary mentioned she's a methodist a few times but that's it. 

I will say that I respect Tim Kaine for standing by his convictions and being morally against abortion. 

 

[Tank]

24 minutes ago, failos said:

I don't feel the need to, I don't know of any Christians who are supporting Clinton because of her religious values. She rarely brings up religion, which is fine by me. Trump often cites his supposed Christian faith and uses it to shore up support of Evangelicals––he does so without having any Christian foundation. He thinks he is religious because the Evangelicals support him.

He goes around insulting and offending people while continuing to cite his Christianity––do you not see the problem there?  Hillary mentioned she's a methodist a few times but that's it. 

I will say that I respect Tim Kaine for standing by his convictions and being morally against abortion. 

 

i've never argued that this wasn't a problem, and never even entertained the thought. are you extrapolating that from my comments to you? if so, you're way WAY wrong, just like trump has been.