Why You Should Vote Rep or Dem

[Chris]

https://i.snag.gy/hDFOCZ.jpg


:D

[Cigar]

I Vote Democratic because I know Democrats are not "immovable ideological objects".

I Vote Democrat because I know I don't have to get my way every time all the time.

I Vote Democratic because I already read everyday what Republicans think of me personally, even without ever meeting me.

But why I really Vote Democratic is because I Feel Like it, and I don't have to ask anyone's permission.

[Green Arrow]

But why I really Vote Democratic is because I Feel Like it, and I don't have to ask anyone's permission.

No need to waste any keystrokes. This is the most honest answer.

[Cigar]

No need to waste any keystrokes. This is the most honest answer.


At the End-of-the-day, thats what everyone (those who are allowed to Vote) ever did and ever will do.

[Chris]

At the End-of-the-day, thats what everyone (those who are allowed to Vote) ever did and ever will do.

(and those who see value in voting)

[birddog]

No need to waste any keystrokes. This is the most honest answer.

The ONLY one.

[Subdermal]

I usually vote Republican because that candidate usually is the one who best represents my views, and is also the guy who can win - and I usually view the alternative as such a horrible option that I cannot justify making a 3rd party vote to make a statement, as I consider there to be too much at stake.

This has remained my stance solely because this last cycle has proven to me that the GOP's structure is not so absolutely corrupt as to prevent an outsider candidate from gaining the nomination, as that clearly has happened.

If I were a Democrat, I would not feel this way, as it is clear to me right now that the Hillary should not be nominee; that the Superdelegate system was put in place to give full control to the Dem Establishment regarding who is nominated.

[Cigar]

(and those who see value in voting)


Why would you Vote if you didn't see any value?

[Chris]

Why would you Vote if you didn't see any value?

That's just it, I don't. Why do you? Other than coming on a forum and prancing about shouting we won?

[Cigar]

That's just it, I don't. Why do you? Other than coming on a forum and prancing about shouting we won?


Sure as hell beats whining and b!tching for 8 years :laugh:

[Chris]

Sure as hell beats whining and b!tching for 8 years :laugh:

Unless you lose. Or'd you vote for Bush?

[AZ Jim]

I have never failed to vote and I don't intend to quit now. I'll vote Democrat but I am in a red state...so....

[Cigar]

I have never failed to vote and I don't intend to quit now. I'll vote Democrat but I am in a red state...so....


Watch your Back ... you never know ... the way things are going, you can get a shank from a Repb or Dem :laugh:

[Green Arrow]

I usually vote Republican because that candidate usually is the one who best represents my views, and is also the guy who can win - and I usually view the alternative as such a horrible option that I cannot justify making a 3rd party vote to make a statement, as I consider there to be too much at stake.

Unless you live in a swing state, your vote can't affect the outcome.

[suds00]

everyone whines whether they vote or not

[Tahuyaman]

I Vote Democratic because I know Democrats are not "immovable ideological objects".

I Vote Democrat because I know I don't have to get my way every time all the time.

I Vote Democratic because I already read everyday what Republicans think of me personally, even without ever meeting me.

But why I really Vote Democratic is because I Feel Like it, and I don't have to ask anyone's permission.


Too funny.

[Chris]

everyone whines whether they vote or not

But voting implies you sanction the system and so should have no right to turn around and complain about it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Jnf9GILjFM