Couldn't Have Said it Better Myself

[ComfortablyNumb]

@dantes

For someone who claims to vote on the issues, he displays very little knowledge of the actual issues.

Easier just to pull the level for any Republican.

For some, the only issue that matters is the letter behind a politicians name. This thread highlights that reality quite well. And this blind partisanship is damaging our nation.

[margaretms2]

@peek-a-boo

Sean and I have some differences here, but his message remains spot on. Unlike Sean I was a Rubio guy and I’m a social liberal. But the key take away is that I’m an issues voter. I’m conservative on most issues and for that reason I will continue to support the Republican candidate, no matter how flawed their character.

I’m a social liberal.

What does that mean, specifically, and how does it influence your views of policy, candidates, and political choices?

[wiley8425]

“Wouldn’t it be nice if people didn’t have to spend so much time voting for someone they thought would win and instead focus on voting for someone they like?”

I didn’t like anybody who ran. Now what?

[dantes]

Therapy I guess?