[jetpilot]

The bottom line for most of us in this forum is that Trump will take a beating in Virginia, no matter whether I vote for him or not and he will win comfortably in Kentucky whether BGR members living in Kentucky vote for him or not. If the race in Kentucky is close, then it will not matter whether any of you bother to vote for him because he will lose in a landslide no matter how you vote.

Trump is down by 8 points in Virginia today and I cannot imagine him out performing Romney here. I could not even find a poll for Kentucky. Even Democrats seem to be ready to call the state for Trump.

Face it, we are all just spectators in this campaign. History will credit the winner and blame the loser in November for the outcome of the race and that is exactly how it should be. Less time should be spent scapegoating and more thought should be going into understanding how this country ended up with a choice between two very weak candidates for our top office. The country cannot afford many more Obamas, Clintons, or Trumps as candidates. The system seems to be producing defective choices.

Trying to tie Trump to the other two is right out of the Dem playbook. Trump has done nothing to damage this country while the other two have done incalculable damage, while enriching themselves in the process. Only the incredibly dumb or insane can lump those three together.