Understood completely. You might be tired with the system that has two main parties, one or the other of which always wins the presidential election, and you might object to corporate influence (so do I), but that is the reality.
So vote for Stein, and find out whether it was Harris or Trump who won.
Understood completely. You might be tired with the system that has two main parties, one or the other of which always wins the presidential election, and you might object to corporate influence (so do I), but that is the reality.
So vote for Stein, and find out whether it was Harris or Trump who won.
I agree with you that the fact that voters mindlessly vote D or R is spineless, or, as you say, immoral, but it is also the reality.
I will remind you that it was Perot who got Clinton elected, twice. The Perot party had an influence. But that influence did not get Perot elected. You can criticize the system, but that's how it works.
By the way, who's your second choice after Stein? If your vote for Stein causes your second choice to lose by one vote, how will you feel?
Understood completely. You might be tired with the system that has two main parties, one or the other of which always wins the presidential election, and you might object to corporate influence (so do I), but that is the reality.
So vote for Stein, and find out whether it was Harris or Trump who won.
I agree with you that the fact that voters mindlessly vote D or R is spineless, or, as you say, immoral, but it is also the reality.
I will remind you that it was Perot who got Clinton elected, twice. The Perot party had an influence. But that influence did not get Perot elected. You can criticize the system, but that's how it works.
By the way, who's your second choice after Stein? If your vote for Stein causes your second choice to lose by one vote, how will you feel?