Featured No, a Vote for a Third Party (or Abstaining from Voting) Is not the Same as a Vote for Hillary

The article in the OP is solid.

No party owns any votes. Frankly, I think we need a strong third party presence in the US.

I've supported third party candidates in the past and will continue to support them in the future.

 

Really wished that we could also vote for a third party in Independent. Which is what I am leaning towards for. But so far, not yet have officially been welcomed!

 

The only person out of this past year's crop that I think I could have tried to support is Rand Paul. He might just get the honor of being my 2016 write-in.

I'm still under the impression that Trump is just playing a part like he does on reality tv, which would probably explain why some folks who know him still support him.

Regardless, if a person can be as extremely duplicitous in public as he has come across and then someone completely different behind the scenes, why would anyone then trust him to be President?

Makes me wonder whose idea this was because in listening to him speak, he lacks the brain power to orchestrate and pull off such a plan.

 

Why would another untrustworthy person be the only alternative?

Personally, I still think the establishment has a card up its sleeve. It makes no sense at this point for Paul Ryan to say he's not ready to give his support unless he knows something, or he may just be positioning the establishment to select Trump's VP running mate.

 

Anyone can be electable if put on the ballot. And if the GOP doesn't have a path to keep Trump from being the nominee, then somebody needs to start a large write-in campaign to make sure he doesn't become the next President.

 

Yet you supported evil during the last Presidential election cycle.

I've become less and less amazed at how God's people will support you if there's no relationship with Christ. But let them disagree on a policy issue, and it's ungh ungh, no way, no how, EVER.Biggrin

 

Biggrin Yes. That's why I said a LARGE write-in campaign. If folks who say they followed Christ wrote in the same person, it would be a slam dunk every time.

Now you know that the ballots haven't been made up yet. But anyone whose name gets written in has the same opportunity to garner more votes. Unlikely, but the opportunity does exist.

 

I'm not supporting her either. But if other folks want to, they should feel free to do so. I have to stand before God and give an account for what I do. And I'm not supporting a man who doesn't believe he needs to seek God's forgiveness. For me that puts him in the same boat as the Mormon who rejects Christ.