PSA
I think it's interesting how up-in-arms some people get about their candidate. It's like, "OMG, how dare you even think about voting for someone else! You MUST be stupid. Don't you even say anything negative about X!!! I KEEEEEL YOU!"
Frankly, if you have good reason to vote for your candidate, specifically, you agree with their political stances and views and what they want to do to move this country foward, I applaud you. You are certainly a lot more intelligent than the lady who doesn't trust Obama because she thinks he's an "Arab". But if you are voting for your candidate because you think he's cute or he's a good Christian, then you have no right to tell people they are wasting their vote.
Personally, there are pros n' cons I see for both candidates. Neither is a super-hero that is going to set this country "right" (that's all subjective as to what right is) again. It'll take a lot of time and effort to do that, especially due to bipartisanship and trilateral system. But whoever wins, the next four years will be hopefully better than the last four.
Frankly, if you have good reason to vote for your candidate, specifically, you agree with their political stances and views and what they want to do to move this country foward, I applaud you. You are certainly a lot more intelligent than the lady who doesn't trust Obama because she thinks he's an "Arab". But if you are voting for your candidate because you think he's cute or he's a good Christian, then you have no right to tell people they are wasting their vote.
Personally, there are pros n' cons I see for both candidates. Neither is a super-hero that is going to set this country "right" (that's all subjective as to what right is) again. It'll take a lot of time and effort to do that, especially due to bipartisanship and trilateral system. But whoever wins, the next four years will be hopefully better than the last four.