Johnson/Weld, both because I like them and as a protest vote. Libertarians down ballot. Usually vote straight libertarian. Registered as democrat so I could vote against Bernie in the primary. Not sure there is even going to be a down ballot democrat in Montgomery County.

Trump gudgingly but emphatically since I do not think there is a bigger corruptocrat in the western hemisphere than his opponent.

I want piles of burning tires in the streets and both parties to be gutted like fish and reformulated between now and 2020.

(08-11-2016 03:29 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Trump gudgingly but emphatically since I do not think there is a bigger corruptocrat in the western hemisphere than his opponent.

I want piles of burning tires in the streets and both parties to be gutted like fish and reformulated between now and 2020.

I think that is a very possible result. Shame on the party in power if we get there. This is not an election that I'm sure you want your side to win.

Truly undecided. Between a sad HRC vote and 3rd party vote.

A gleeful vote for Trump? I feel nothing but the most visceral revisions to such a stance.

(08-11-2016 03:43 PM)JDTulane Wrote:  Truly undecided. Between a sad HRC vote and 3rd party vote.

A gleeful vote for Trump? I feel nothing but the most visceral revisions to such a stance.

Good!

Be butt hurt over it!

(08-11-2016 03:52 PM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  

(08-11-2016 03:43 PM)JDTulane Wrote:  Truly undecided. Between a sad HRC vote and 3rd party vote.

A gleeful vote for Trump? I feel nothing but the most visceral revisions to such a stance.

Good!

Be butt hurt over it!

Sorry...not meant to bash on you, but this is without a doubt one of the most stupid overused and ridiculous assertions continually made on here...it just is.

Independent in NY. Been a Trump supporter since the beginning. End the damn corruption. Reduce the damn debt.

(08-11-2016 03:29 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Trump gudgingly but emphatically since I do not think there is a bigger corruptocrat in the western hemisphere than his opponent.

I want piles of burning tires in the streets and both parties to be gutted like fish and reformulated between now and 2020.

+1

Clinton, willingly. Registered Democrat in Maryland (so my vote won't matter either). Voting Clinton because America is already great. I'd rather vote for Obama for a third term, but it is what it is.

Third party. Johnson's got more successful executive experience than either the criminal or the lunatic.

(08-11-2016 11:24 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(08-11-2016 11:05 AM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  Trump
Gleefully!
The only issue I care about is trade and the opportunity to have a person who will actually do something positive to correct the core issue in America's downfall.
Our trade issues have turned this country into a squabbling mess of people fighting over the scraps. Everything from race issues to abortion stem from the ruination of decent opportunities.

Trade agreements are not the problem. Our tax laws and regulatory processes are the problem. I've made presentations to corporate boards about where to locate factories. Who has trade agreements is an issue only to the extent that they want as many trade agreements as possible. The more places they can ship without tariffs, the better. What turns most decisions are taxes (where is the most tax-efficient place to operate) and red tape (how quickly can I get permits and other regulatory issues resolved). There are other factors, to be sure those are not the only ones, but those other factors tend to be soft and nebulous, and most of the time kind of offset each other to net zero, whereas tax and regulatory processes are pretty easy to evaluate. If I'm going to pay 39% tax here and 22% tax in Sweden, Sweden is going to win most of the time. And Sweden is not the only place, by far. I'm just including it to show how much more friendly to business a "socialist" country can be.

Our trade agreements are not great. But the problem is not that we are necessarily bad negotiators, the problem is that the tax and regulatory issues put us so far behind the 8-ball that we really don't have much negotiating leverage.

You want to improve our trade posture? The most important thing we can do is impose a consumption tax, and use the revenues to lower income tax rates to world-class levels.

Cool deal, run for president.

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Trump (very) grudgingly. And ONLY because I don't want that sleazy lying woman any place close to a SC nominating list. And I don't want her hate of guns any place close to abolishing the second amendment. And thirdly because I really, really don't like that woman. No scruples.

(08-11-2016 03:27 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  Johnson/Weld, both because I like them and as a protest vote. Libertarians down ballot. Usually vote straight libertarian. Registered as democrat so I could vote against Bernie in the primary. Not sure there is even going to be a down ballot democrat in Montgomery County.

If you were in a swing state who would you vote for?

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Libertarian leaning independent although I registered R to vote in primaries. Voting for Johnson in Alaska.

Trump willingly. Its time to blow the system wide open. **** full of the spineless GOP and I loathe the current far left incarmation of the Democratic party. Cant let them have the Supreme Court.

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(08-11-2016 03:08 PM)solohawks Wrote:  

(08-11-2016 02:18 PM)dawgitall Wrote:  Clinton, lifelong active Democrat, NC, will cast write in for Gerry Mander in US congressional race

what district are you in? no Dem running?

2nd, Holder beat Elmers to decide the race. The Democrat is a sacrificial lamb.

(08-11-2016 06:57 PM)dawgitall Wrote:  

(08-11-2016 03:08 PM)solohawks Wrote:  

(08-11-2016 02:18 PM)dawgitall Wrote:  Clinton, lifelong active Democrat, NC, will cast write in for Gerry Mander in US congressional race

what district are you in? no Dem running?

2nd, Holder beat Elmers to decide the race. The Democrat is a sacrificial lamb.

Is that the district clay aiken is running in? Or is he running against Jones?

Also is the 2nd district they just submitted to the courts as gerrymandered as the one from 2014?
I'm in the 7th district and the one they submitted to the courts looks a lot better geographically. Downtown Wilmington is back with the rest of New Hanover county

(08-11-2016 07:33 PM)solohawks Wrote:  

(08-11-2016 06:57 PM)dawgitall Wrote:  

(08-11-2016 03:08 PM)solohawks Wrote:  

(08-11-2016 02:18 PM)dawgitall Wrote:  Clinton, lifelong active Democrat, NC, will cast write in for Gerry Mander in US congressional race

what district are you in? no Dem running?

2nd, Holder beat Elmers to decide the race. The Democrat is a sacrificial lamb.

Is that the district clay aiken is running in? Or is he running against Jones?

Also is the 2nd district they just submitted to the courts as gerrymandered as the one from 2014?
I'm in the 7th district and the one they submitted to the courts looks a lot better geographically. Downtown Wilmington is back with the rest of New Hanover county

Aiken ran in 2014, not this year, but yes it was the 2nd. I was gerrymandered out of the 2nd in 14, gerrymandered back in this cycle. They set it up this time to be very safe GOP but to also get rid of Elmers.

Actually Aiken might have been 2012.

In response to the OP:

Planning to vote Libertarian for President. Partly out of ideological affinity, but mostly as a rejection of a 2-party system that has long since grown corrupt, sclerotic and unresponsive to the national interests.

If anything on this earth could motivate me to vote for Trump, the prospect of "President Clinton" (him or her, either one) is definitely it. And I'm sure I'll re-evaluate when the time comes. But for right now today, Trump is simply a bridge too far. Since I've felt that way for the past 6+ months, I kinda doubt I'll change my mind about it.