[TheRealThing]

I do not presume to tell the voting public what to do. All I know is that I will not be voting for either Trump or Hillary. I deserve better. We all do. If we keep voting for bad Republican candidates or bad Democrat candidates, then that is choice we can expect in future elections. Rewarding bad behavior begets more bad behavior.

Isn't it sad that the best reason to vote for Trump that his supporters can muster is, "Because he isn't Hillary?" I will not vote for a liberal Democrat. Ever. That rules out Trump and Hillary. If you believe that my decision to vote against two very bad candidates justifies falsely labeling me as an insult, then go right ahead - but it makes you and other who engage in the same behavior look really small. Settling for bad candidates is what got the GOP and this country in the current mess we find.

Well now we both know that is not exactly true. And your answer was as I knew it would be, that you don't have an answer; That is, other than finding a nice corner off to its self to go pout in.

The power of this land has always been in the measure of the people's moral conviction. Not in allegiance to some political party whose rules are autonomous and not necessarily in the people's best interest. Candidates who run for office are the reflection of the current society. The more we have turned our backs on God, the more lost we have become. We are off the path. Our system of law based on Godly tenets, nowadays compromised by liberalism, has become a mere will-o-the-wisp of its former self. We have at least 31 different gender indentifications to choose from, a socialist is running very well on the Democrat ticket, and Republicans seem to be just as persuaded by notions of social justice as are the Dems.

But systems and regulations do not a people make. Conscience and spiritual awareness do. However, if you can explain how abstention has a place in a government of and by the people, I'm sure we'd all like to hear. In the meantime, Trump is our best option this time.