Joe Bagadonuts
Well-Known Member
Both major parties nominated horrible candidates if we measure them by the standards a reasonable person would use to evaluate the people in their life (honesty, integrity, fairness, consistency, etc.). The fact that you're perfectly fine with the one who claims she didn't know that the "c" beside certain paragraphs in government emails meant that the info was confidential pretty much says it all.Let me just say that I absolutely ignore anything you say about Hillary Clinton. It's a constant mission to prove that she is the dirtiest presidential candidate the world has ever seen. I see in you a culmination of everything the Republicans have been attempting for the last twenty five years (I'm an independent by the way), not to mention Julian Assange's sole purpose in life to drag Clinton's name through the dirt and screw with the most important election in the world. Almost everything you say about her is irrelevant or taken out of context or without knowing the details of the whole situation. If you had any balance at all, your one-sided tirade might actually be more effective.
But on a positive note, we are in agreement on Trump. There was a time when I was trying to convince myself to vote for him. For me, a little bit of insider knowledge about the Trump University situation (which is an outright scam) compounded by his comments regarding the Hispanic judge who was assigned to the case were the straw that broke the camel's back.
In my opinion both these candidates are unrepentant power-hungry narcissistic liars. There is no circumstance under which I would ever cast a vote for either one of them.