I was quite surprised by the dislike Hillary Clinton seems to be garnering. I tried to find out why and most of what came back (the emails, the embassy, being cosy with business and some abysmal PR management of each of those) seemed like the standard doings of a politician, by no means does she seem to be a good one but the more that Mr Trump either speaks or has dealings from the past come to light the bigger detached and clueless wanker he seems to be (though as a mouthpiece he does not have the worst speech writers, even they write some contemptible nonsense). The two party system is probably going to see a bit of a shake up after this (looking at things they seem to mostly be keeping it together for the kids election) but it is still two party enough that I am not expecting the other two to do any real damage. If Mr Trump stood a chance of pulling off even half the bollocks he has been spouting (even if congress, the judiciary and the various other branches were aligned with his party and he could whip them into line he would still seem to have basic economics, physics, the legal system, international pressure and probably some in the general population as well) then I would be pissing myself in terror.

I would be surprised if either gets a second term.

Anyway I don't vote as a rule (too much effort to actually pick someone and think about it all and going with gut might as well be going random which might as well be not at all) and probably will not unless I am legally compelled to.

 

just wait for 7/11. "i was there at 7/11" he will fuck murica harder than a titanium ingot up my ass

 

Jill Stein will always have my vote, but I know she would never win. So I am going to Hillary Clinton, because she's not Trump

 

I would vote Vermin Supreme.
Oh, wait he's not there. Clinton would have to be it then.

PS: actually, this is all a joke, all of them would be easy worst presidents than Obama was, isn't the idea to improve? good luck with your economy and foreign relations with that failure of a politician or that charismatic fascist dictator impersonator. There is no good choice there.

 

Move to Canada while you still can.

 

I would legitimately have a hard time voting in the US election, fortunately I don't live there so I don't have to make that decision. However, if I were, I'd vote for the candidate that was least likely to win so that I wouldn't have to say I supported either Trump or Hillary. I don't like either of them, however, if Sanders was in there I'd gladly vote for him.

Or else just don't vote at all, but then I wouldn't be able to bitch and complain about who won since I didn't participate in the first place.

 

remember that sanders and clinton voted for the same things 93% of the time in, what is it called, the senate? or congress?
and both are a much saner choice than drumpf or not voting (every nonvote is essentially helping to elect donald and you know it)

though, to be quite honest, with your stupid election system with the representatives eventually being able to vote completely against the majority of the people in their districts, there's probably no right choice to make either way, right?

 

I #FeelTheBern and will only vote for Bernie Sanders.

If the super delegates are truly serious about wanting to stop Trump, then they will pledge their support to Bernie, because Hillary is continuously losing in recent polls to Trump, whereas Bernie is beating him big time.

Even if Bernie does not win the nomination, he can still run as an independent, or voters could use write-in ballots to vote for him.