a) A seditionist who is trying to subvert and destroy American democracy;
b) A follower of Vladimir Putin who is trying to cripple the United States of America and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization;
c) A follower of Xi Jinping who is trying to cripple the United States of America;
d) A sad example of someone who has been brainwashed by Trump and seditionist media into believing their falsehoods;
e) Some of the above; or
f) All of the above.
Pro tip: None of the answers will be graded as being wrong.
A vote for a Republican at any level of government, from school board to the Congressa, who has not denounced Trump's lies is a vote against the American democratic system. You don't have to vote for a Democrat. You can vote for an independent or a non=Trump Republican, if one is on the ballot. You can deface your ballot in protest. You can stay home.
But if you vote for a Trump-aligned candidate, you are voting against the United States and you might as well make your way to Moscow and join the Red Army. For you will be that much of a traitor.
3 comments:
Sounds like reasonably intelligent and sane people will go with the F, as it's the only selection that makes any sense...
Okay, I don't agree, but I also don't disagree if someone chooses to cast their vote in protest for an independent candidate with no chance of being elected. Overall I would be very happy to see Trump cease the whoring for public attention and admiration. But then I'd also like to see the democratic party step away from its radical progressive mindset and return to a more centrist approach. Is either of the above two likely to happen?
Ah, yes, the radical progressives like Feinstein, Manchin, and Sinema. What ever you’re smoking, Sport Pilot, I’d like to know what strain it is.
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