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Featured So who will you vote for and who will you not vote for?

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by Revmitchell, Sep 17, 2015.

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  1. Trump

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  2. Bush

    10.0%
  3. Huckabee

    50.0%
  4. Carson

    50.0%
  5. Jindal

    40.0%
  6. Fiorna

    30.0%
  7. Rubio

    50.0%
  8. Walker

    50.0%
  9. Cruz

    80.0%
  10. Kasich

    30.0%
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  1. Revmitchell

    Revmitchell Well-Known Member
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    What current candidates will you consider voting for and which ones will you refuse to vote for?
     
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    So did you intentionally leave off Paul?
     
  3. Revmitchell

    Revmitchell Well-Known Member
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    Well not really. The poll would only allow 10 options. I picked the top 10 to include in the poll but feel free to mention him or any of the others. Paul does not have a chance either way.
     
  4. InTheLight

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    Refuse: Bush, Trump, Paul, Graham, Kasich, Pataki

    Consider: Carson, Jindal, Christie

    Could Vote for: Santorum, Cruz, Huckabee, Walker

    Want to Vote for: Rubio, Fiorina

    Basically if any candidate in my "Refuse" category gets the nomination, I will vote third party.
     
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  5. Revmitchell

    Revmitchell Well-Known Member
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    I don't understand the difference between "could" and "consider".
     
  6. InTheLight

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    Yeah, there isn't much difference, I guess. The people in the "Consider" category I deem as not as attractive as the "Could" category. Another way to look at it is if the people in the "Consider" category get the nomination, I still might vote third party. The people in the "Could" category, I would vote for them, but not necessarily be wild about it.
     
  7. Doubting Thomas

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    Well, there are several of those listed I'd "consider", but currently my top choice is Rand Paul whom you didn't list (and I've duly noted your reason for not doing so).
     
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    I've voted in the Republican primaries but have ended up voting third party the last several elections.
     
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    None of them. Looks like another write-in for me.
     
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    Christy....:eek:
     
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    Who did you write in the last two Presidential elections?
     
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    Mitt Romney.
     
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    If I had to vote for a Republican, it would be Cruz.
     
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    How about a GOP ticket consisting of FL Senator Marco Rubio and Dr. Ben Carson?

    Would you vote GOP if that's what they offered America I 2016?
     
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    If there was no suitable third party candidate, I might.
     
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    Don Well-Known Member
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    Actually, I think Carly and Carson should be the ticket. But they can't beat Hillary.

    Trump shouldn't be a nominee, much less a candidate - but he's currently the only one who has a chance of beating Hillary.

    I know of no 3rd party candidates that are worthy of voting for. Yet.
     
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    Even if meant Bernie Sanders winning the Nov 16 election?
     
  18. JohnDeereFan

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    Yes. This isn't a football rivalry. I don't vote for "my team" to win at any costs.

    If the Republicans can't field a better candidate, then I'm going to vote for a third party. And if a Democrat wins, then a Democrat wins.

    I'm only responsible for my vote, not anybody else's.
     
  19. InTheLight

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    If that's what it takes to send the message to the RNC to quit running lousy candidates, then so be it.
     
  20. InTheLight

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    Yep. It's taken me several election cycles but this is my mindset.
     
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