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the usa is going through the change from a free country to a socialist country. the change has been going on for over 100 years and depending upon your age, if young enough you will experience seeing all of this happen. my family came here from minsk about 1900 or so, so i had the benefit of growing up in a relatively free country but that has all changed. maybe some will heed your advice.
The electoral college... our votes are only symbolic at best... if the power brokers want it so. The Republicrats will continue to convince the masses that any third party rival is a wasted vote. The MSM will foster the notion and pragmatism will continue in the voting booth... for what it is worth.
Unless the minds of many more, especially the youth, are properly instructed and more attention is paid to local and state elections then the pool from whence most of these statist abominations spring will grow.
Vote to cut off another toe, but save the foot, or vote as a political statement for a third party, or abstain which is at best a statement or irrelevant; you can save some of your liberty, or you can shout while they take more, or you can remain silent while they take more... There is one more choice; you can support the candidate that wishes to do the most damage, or good, depending upon perspective.
Yes, it is "a choice under very limited constraints."
Respectfully,
O.A.
Whoever is left in the final election almost a year from now, a vote -- if there is enough difference to vote at all -- is not an endorsement, it's a choice under very limited constraints.
The "cultural barometer" of significance in the Trump campaign is that so many people mindlessly support him just because some of the things he says are filling a vacuum, without regard for what else he says, does, and advocates in the name of "deals" for anything regardless of what it is.
The purpose of government is to protect our rights, not make "deals".
You should ask yourself why Putin sees so much in Trump to praise and what he expects to get from it politically.
When it's your rights and those of your family that are sacrificed by one of his "negotiations", your "but, I didn't think he would" won't carry much value.
Lady Liberty is drowning in a sea of Pragmatism. Getting in a boat with a bloviating statist is not "rescue".
Here in NH I notice that most of the people who are going to vote democrat, kinda keep to themselves at the polling place because they know it's not popular to talk about - it's only fun to talk politics when they are making fun of conservatives.
Putin's Translator: "Ve vill agonize, er, organize a new country so powerful that no one vill efen try to challenge us.Of course, Pressident Trump vill recognize me as leader .
My suspicion is the left is running scared and is trying to pull whatever dirty tricks they can think of... or an ISIL destabilization web-hack... Whoever it is, they fear a strong president, so they need to try to take out the one person who will endanger the status quo of decline into the morass, and possibly be another president like Reagan was on Iran...
Whoever it was knows that John Q Public will not know how to dig to uncover who really sent this. If you ever watch them, the whole thing sounds way too much like a Comedy Central parody propaganda spot...
I try not to get excited about things like the marriage issue. This is in the hands of the Supreme Court and even the ability to nominate a Supreme Court justice doesn't give the President much control over it.
Cruiz is definitely intelligent and would, in my opinion, move the ball in our direction. I think Trump would as well, but he's a wild card. I do think that Trump knows how to build and manage a good team. I would expect him to surround himself with competent staff rather than ideologues.
The electoral college seems to be there to tilt the scales in a big way so people fall into line. This is not a scientific analysis, BUT it seems like even if the popular vote is close, the electoral college votes are heavily skewed one way or the other. Just an observation.
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