how do you usually vote?

[Woodznutz]

In a booth where no one can see.

You sneaky rascal you.

 

[Zebra]

He decided to forgo that to work on getting a $1,000,000,000,000 (yes TRILLION) dollar pay package.

WW

still the richest man alive, I think

 

[Concerned American]

zero Republican so far .....

Considering you are not American, it would be a fair bet you didn't vote democrat either---well, maybe not.

 

[rover says its chilly]

I usually go to the library.

 

[wist43]

I'm a libertarian, but would caucus with Republicans.

The Libertarian Party is deliberately misled into fringe and irrational positions to keep it from being a viable 3rd party.

The Republicrats have a monopoly on power, and as long as they can keep it "in-house" between the two of them, the Establishment is happy to fund both sides of the charade.

That said, Trump comes from outside the "in-house" paradigm.

I'm sure the Republican leaders who are controlled by the Establishment are still just as anxious as the Democrats for Trump to be out of office.

I voted for Trump all 3 elections, will vote for Vance in '28.

Don't think the country will hold together too much longer.

 

[Roshambo]

how do you usually vote in elections?

national and other ....

in-person, in a booth, curtains drawn.

 

[Crepitus]

how do you usually vote in elections?

national and other ....

By mail.

 

[Zebra]

I'm a libertarian, but would caucus with Republicans.

The Libertarian Party is deliberately misled into fringe and irrational positions to keep it from being a viable 3rd party.

The Republicrats have a monopoly on power, and as long as they can keep it "in-house" between the two of them, the Establishment is happy to fund both sides of the charade.

That said, Trump comes from outside the "in-house" paradigm.

I'm sure the Republican leaders who are controlled by the Establishment are still just as anxious as the Democrats for Trump to be out of office.

I voted for Trump all 3 elections, will vote for Vance in '28.

Don't think the country will hold together too much longer.

thank you for answering!

 

[buck eye]

I'm a libertarian, but would caucus with Republicans.

The Libertarian Party is deliberately misled into fringe and irrational positions to keep it from being a viable 3rd party.

The Republicrats have a monopoly on power, and as long as they can keep it "in-house" between the two of them, the Establishment is happy to fund both sides of the charade.

That said, Trump comes from outside the "in-house" paradigm.

I'm sure the Republican leaders who are controlled by the Establishment are still just as anxious as the Democrats for Trump to be out of office.

I voted for Trump all 3 elections, will vote for Vance in '28.

Don't think the country will hold together too much longer.

I agree generally with this. I am also libertarian, but think of myself more as liberty minded.

I totally agree about fringe and irrational positions. I saw one libertarian candidate make such an opening statement in a debate. He led off talking about open borders! Well, duh. Another candidate led off by apologizing. No marketing whatsoever.

I like the stance against the phony drug war, but there is too much focus on weed.

 

[Zebra]

Rep 12
Dem 5