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RF Americans voted for who?
- Thread starter Godobeyer
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YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
Interesting question, Godobeyer. My guess is that it would be slightly leaning to Hill Hill.Hello all
I want to know the RF American members voted to Trump or Hillary ,which more?
I agree in principle, but his poll is a good one for it's brevity.You need two more options. NOT HILLARY and NOT TRUMP.
I made a third option ,I did not voteYou need two more options. NOT HILLARY and NOT TRUMP.
averageJOE
zombie
You do know that there were 4 candidates right?Hello all
I want to know the RF American members voted to Trump or Hillary ,which more?
No.
Are you serious ?
Lol
Yeah, he's serious. But your question/answer is right on. Anyone thinking these other candidates actually meant something are delusional.
I never heard about them in media,even in CNN !!
Monk Of Reason
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
I did vote. Not for either of the above. I voted Jill Stein.Hello all
I want to know the RF American members voted to Trump or Hillary ,which more?
I like being delusional.
The thought of some day having a Libertarian president is a wonderful fantasy.
Until those candidates are given the same resources and media spotlights then that gap would be a lot closer.
I say a woman president has a better chance of happening than a third party presidency.
I made a request to Admins to add missing candidates.
This is exactly part of the issue of these third parties. They get no coverage.
I agree.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
I voted for Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party candidate.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
I knew he had no chance, but I voted for him out of principle.
I voted Hillary, although even a couple weeks earlier I was ready to vote Johnson.
Hillary was doing well and didn't need help from me. I am not especially fond of Johnson, but I am sick of the lock the two parties have. So I would have voted for the candidate most likely to challenge the Demopublican Status Quo.
Tom
Hillary was doing well and didn't need help from me. I am not especially fond of Johnson, but I am sick of the lock the two parties have. So I would have voted for the candidate most likely to challenge the Demopublican Status Quo.
Tom
