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 For Whom Will You Vote in November? Trump or Clinton? |
Old Time Country Preacher |
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3/15/16 7:50 pm
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Eddie Robbins |
| Neither |
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3/15/16 7:54 pm
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UncleJD |
| Most likely neither. |
Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere
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3/15/16 7:56 pm
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Quiet Wyatt |
| Neither. |
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3/15/16 7:59 pm
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Patrick Harris |
| Neither |
Acts Enthusiast
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3/15/16 8:11 pm
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John Jett |
| Not sure. I'd say neither right now. I'd guess about 75% of my friends and family would say neither. I'd hope for a strong conservative 3rd party candidate to vote for. |
Golf Cart Mafia Capo Famiglia
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3/15/16 8:15 pm
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| Republicans are like many christians |
SHINTEX |
If they don't get their way they pout try to destroy each other.
I am not a Trump supporter but there is no way I am gonna sit out and watch Hillary watlz into the Oval Office. Christians sitting out last time is what put Obama in the White House.
I guess many of you would rather let Hillary appoint the next Supreme Court Justice.  |
Friendly Face
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3/15/16 8:23 pm
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| Re: Republicans are like many christians |
UncleJD |
| SHINTEX wrote: | If they don't get their way they pout try to destroy each other.
I am not a Trump supporter but there is no way I am gonna sit out and watch Hillary watlz into the Oval Office. Christians sitting out last time is what put Obama in the White House.
I guess many of you would rather let Hillary appoint the next Supreme Court Justice. |
This is a poll, probably to find out what people are going to do in November. Not to spit out some garbage. Shame and threat is the opposite of what it would take to convince me to vote for that man. I voted for the last two losers so you can just swallow whatever you're trying to spit out, because it won't work.
So, let's get it back to the question and put your opinion of other peoples' choices on another thread, k? |
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3/15/16 8:27 pm
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| Re: Republicans are like many christians |
SHINTEX |
| UncleJD wrote: | | SHINTEX wrote: | If they don't get their way they pout try to destroy each other.
I am not a Trump supporter but there is no way I am gonna sit out and watch Hillary watlz into the Oval Office. Christians sitting out last time is what put Obama in the White House.
I guess many of you would rather let Hillary appoint the next Supreme Court Justice. |
This is a poll, probably to find out what people are going to do in November. Not to spit out some garbage. Shame and threat is the opposite of what it would take to convince me to vote for that man. I voted for the last two losers so you can just swallow whatever you're trying to spit out, because it won't work.
So, let's get it back to the question and put your opinion of other peoples' choices on another thread, k? |
You are the very type I was describing. You attack me a fellow christian because e you don't like what I said. You like many I know talk real tough on the internet. |
Friendly Face
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3/15/16 8:31 pm
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| Re: Republicans are like many christians |
UncleJD |
| SHINTEX wrote: |
You are the very type I was describing. You attack me a fellow christian because e you don't like what I said. You like many I know talk real tough on the internet. |
you started your post by attacking Christians. 
And you can't read the intent of the OP but have to jump on spray some junk around and threaten all Christians with your shaming. what a joke |
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3/15/16 8:34 pm
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UncleJD |
Back to OP question
Neither. Ever. |
Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere
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3/15/16 8:35 pm
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Old Time Country Preacher |
Short of a divine miracle, it will be impossible for a third party candidate to win.
What is the Christian supposed to do?
How does the Christian exercise his/her responsibility?
Is it a vote for the lesser of two evils?
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3/15/16 8:36 pm
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SHINTEX |
| my observation and my thoughts. I guess I hit a nerve. I just hope all of the people on here that are going to sit out don't spend the next four years griping about Hillary. |
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3/15/16 8:39 pm
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UncleJD |
| Old Time Country Preacher wrote: | Short of a divine miracle, it will be impossible for a third party candidate to win.
What is the Christian supposed to do?
How does the Christian exercise his/her responsibility?
Is it a vote for the lesser of two evils?
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I think there's just as much chance of the third-party winning as there is for a guy who has 35% of the popular vote in his own party and a majority of "never would" among the general electorate.
As far as I understand though, after Ohio went to Kasich, the math is near impossible for Trump, he'd have to get around 60% of the remaining votes and he won't likely get more than 40%. |
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3/15/16 8:39 pm
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| Re: For Whom Will You Vote in November? Trump or Clinton? |
bonnie knox |
| Old Time Country Preacher wrote: | |
I won't vote for Clinton, and if I vote for Trump, it will be the most distasteful thing I've ever done at the polling booth. |
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3/15/16 8:46 pm
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c6thplayer1 |
I'm really sick of the the lesser of two evils....Its kind of like a chew of Red Man or a chew of Copenhagen...  Which would you have? |
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3/15/16 9:03 pm
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| Trump in November...I did not vote for him in the primary though. |
caseyleejones |
I do think Trump will simmer down over time. Keep in mind, he can bluster all he wants now, but if he is president, he will have to play nice to get anything through. Also keep in mind that he will likely be surrounded by wise and intelligent men in giving advice. He will have to listen or he will be only one term and nothing will pass the first four years.
That is my take... |
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3/15/16 9:03 pm
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| Re: Trump in November...I did not vote for him in the primary though. |
UncleJD |
| caseyleejones wrote: | I do think Trump will simmer down over time. Keep in mind, he can bluster all he wants now, but if he is president, he will have to play nice to get anything through. Also keep in mind that he will likely be surrounded by wise and intelligent men in giving advice. He will have to listen or he will be only one term and nothing will pass the first four years.
That is my take... |
A well thought out and intelligent argument to go ahead and vote for Trump. You can put me back into the "I doubt it" column rather than "never"  |
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3/15/16 9:19 pm
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Da Sheik |
| Assuming those are the two choices I vote for Trump. A vote for Hillary is a vote for another 4 years of Obama. No thanks ! |
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3/15/16 9:41 pm
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diakoneo |
My answer is "it depends"
I was not going to vote for McShame, but his choice for VP candidate(at the time, not now) was a deal maker for me.
Voting Trump for me would be like biting into a green persimmon. I did that when I did not know better. I was conned.
If he has a good solid VP candidate, I think I can pull the lever(darken the circle  for Trump. Although, I must say it may end up much worse than eating a whole tree full green persimmon. 
I will not fault anyone for not voting for "the Trumpster" though. |
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3/15/16 9:51 pm
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