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Who will you vote for in US Presidential election and why?

posted 8 years ago by TheSinfulPoster
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Drip, drip, dip, WikiLeaks' releases are effectively waterboarding Clinton and have, along with the glorious might of Trump, punched through the feeble media-driven narrative that said "Clinton has already won." Now, I have many, many totally credible sources telling me they are flipping to Trump, or that they simply don't care to vote because Clinton is just so corrupt.

Who, at this point, do you support?

Europeans, you may answer but I want you to include this emoticon so we can objectively gauge your inherent bias, e.g. Doodle, FK, and other partisan shills from the UK include 🇬🇧 at top of their posts.

American citizens, feel free to voice your mind.

I'm TRUMP-PENCE.

Believe me.

[–] WhenGreyjoysCry 8 years ago

For you emperor, because you are the one candidate that doesn't want to turn America into northern Mexico.

[–] OursIsTheGOAT 8 years ago

You should be thankful Hillary does not want to turn you into Southern Mexico. That's the real sh-tty place.

[–] Krypteia1 8 years ago

Trump, of course.

Today I read that the elephantine Adele is trying to lecture people on voting for Hillary. The previous day I read an article about Helen Mirren, another non-American, offering her unsolicited opinion on who to vote for.

Needless to say, most non-Americans would be annoyed if Americans started injecting themselves into their national politics and telling people who to vote for.

[–] SunnyWays 8 years ago

Needless to say, most non-Americans would be annoyed if Americans started injecting themselves into their national politics and telling people who to vote for.

True that the US has never ever been involved in anybody else's politics over the last 70 years.

[–] Krypteia1 8 years ago

True that the US has never ever been involved in anybody else's politics over the last 70 years.

There is a difference between our government meddling in foreign affairs, and American citizens and celebrities going into other countries and demanding the vote for X candidate.

And if we're going to talk about government meddling, then let's acknowledge that:

1) President Obama sold $1.2 billion in weapons systems and ordnance to Saudi Arabia, and gave his blessing to the Saudis to intervene in Yemen. So far, the Saudis have bombed a funeral, killing 140 civilians; several hospitals, resulting in hundreds of deaths; and a civilian factory, resulting in more civilian deaths.

2) As Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton was the architect of America's disastrous intervention in Syria. Clinton argued that, by funding "rebel" groups, the CIA could topple Bashar al-Assad and achieve goals in the region. How's that worked out? Oh, that's right -- we've exacerbated the worst refugee crisis in modern history, made it impossible to deliver food and medical aid to the war zones, and militarized several extremist Islamic groups simply because they oppose Assad. And if we do end up toppling the Assad regime, we have no plan for the resulting power vacuum.

Please tell me anything Trump has done that even approaches that level of reckless meddling and inducing mass misery.

[–] Tommen_Forever 8 years ago

Trump, because I hate foreigners and love beer.

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[–] DeplorableAlexRomer 8 years ago

Trump.

Clinton is a corrupt, traitorous criminal and a pathological liar. She also has terrible judgment and policies.

[–] easyrhino 8 years ago

Mrs. Clinton represents the 1% not you!

She is bought-and-paid-for by the oligarchs on Wall Street, in the mega-banks, and in the military-security complex as well as by foreign interests.

The proof is the Clinton’s $120 million made through influence peddling and the $1,600 million in their foundation (of which 6% is spent on charity).

Goldman Sachs did not pay Hillary $675,000 for three 20-minute speeches for the wisdom they contained. Gee, I wonder if they'll expect something in return!

Furthermore, if her last name was not Clinton the FBI and DOJ would not have taken a dive for her.

[–] efflux02 8 years ago

The proof is the Clinton’s $120 million made through influence peddling and the $1,600 million in their foundation (of which 6% is spent on charity).

I hope you vote for Trump...you two deserve each other

[–] TheSinfulPoster 8 years ago

And you deserve to be Hillary's cellmate.

Believe me.

[–] acre1993 8 years ago

Already voted. And my vote went to Clinton

[–] DeltaParadox 8 years ago

no one, as both candidates are terrible.

Either way ive never voted because one vote wouldn't make any difference, especially due to the electoral college.

[–] Thoros_of_Byr 8 years ago

I already voted, and I voted for Jill Stein.

-King_Baratheon