Did you vote? Do you think its worth it?
 

I voted yesterday. ALL Dems. The Trump bullshit must end now. :thefinger

Orange man bad

I did a few days ago. Now if I could just escape the constant onslaught of political ads. Trying to watch a TV show is crazy because every commercial is political right now. I'm starting to hate them all.

I voted the other direction.

I do not consider myself a Democrat. I would like to believe I vote for the right person, no matter which party. I believe that Hillary Clinton was qualified, but she was not my first choice. I wanted to vote for a Republican. But given the choice between Trump and Clinton, I voted for Clinton. I would have picked ANYONE over Trump, including Charles Manson or Lee Harvey Oswald.

At this point I am voting ONLY Democrat "until further notice".

This is not a political thing; It's an American thing. I've supported Republican presidents in the past and you take the good with the bad. But Trump is just batshit crazy. In an interview released today Trump claimed that we are only nation that has the birthright citizen - which is wrong - and also claimed that he can change it with executive order, which every grade school kid knows is wrong.

Trump has no common knowledge of our government works.

I'm a democrat, but I would vote for John Kasich as president above any other candidate from either party. His conservatism doesn't sway me from thinking he's a very level-headed, common sense guy who would be a good leader and represent our values well to the rest of the world. I guess it depends on what's important to you overall....I happen to think my life isn't going to be directly influenced too much by the man in the white house (although Trump may already have in more than a few ways), but not being an ignorant, racist clown is the main quality I look at.

That's exactly who I wanted to vote for. He was level headed and seemed smart.

Gotta love idiots who prefer the standard war inc. establishment puppets over finally something a bit different... Quite incredible that Stockholm Syndrome

Different doesn't need to be a narcissistic ass clown. I wouldn't suffer a fool like Donald Trump if he was my garbage collector, so I certainly have a higher standard for him as president. If he was talking directly to my face with that bullshit he peddles to the nation, I would tell him to fuck off and disrespectfully walk away from him, because he deserves no respect. I can't imagine what it's like for career officials who have to put up with this human trainwreck because it's their job.

Imagine what your mom has to put up with because you slithered out of her diseased snatch.

The last person who was actually making a change, which is going against the debt enslavement system of the Federal Reserve, was JFK.

He was shot through his head.

Nobody has tried to touch the fed apart from him. The Federal Reserve is a private company and has had the power over the USD (which is the power over the biggest part of world trade and the world economy) in their hands, for the past 200 years. When you take out a loan, the bank magically creates that money - it isn't money from their accounts that exists. It is created once the bank clerk presses the button to grant you your $300k mortgage.

The enslavement part is when it comes to paying back that fake money with "real" money - at least with money that is already in circulation, as well as paying the debt with it.

You can't create that money with a push of a button. We all have to work our asses off to pay back that fake money. And when you cannot pay that fake money back, they have something real: Your house.

Does it matter that a president who is finally at least critical of the washington cesspool and the fed is narcissistic? Or has other personal traits that you don't like?

It doesn't, it's the most irrelevant, trivial nonsense. You're letting emotions get the best of you, which is the opposite of what is productive and good for you when it comes to voting, politics, etc. :2 cents: