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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 412478" data-attributes="member: 35">It&#039;s been hard to predict the outcome of presidential elections lately, but I&#039;ll take a shot at it.&nbsp; I&#039;m guessing it will be like 2016, with Harris winning the popular vote and Trump squeaking out a victory as a result of the electoral college.&nbsp; Whatever the outcome, it will no doubt divide the country because these elections have become so polarizing.&nbsp; I despise both mainstream candidates, so the outcome isn&#039;t going to affect me either way.&nbsp; As George Carlin said, we only have the illusion of choice.&nbsp; Garbage in, garbage out.I used to be a loyal Democrat voter until I realized the con game they were playing.&nbsp; They use progressive issues as campaign fodder, and then never deliver on them.I don&#039;t believe voting for Trump is a solution, as he&#039;s also loyal to Netanyahu and supports policies that favor the super-rich.These days, I go with my conscience.&nbsp; For me, that means voting for a third party or not at all. That&#039;s why it pleases me whenever other people buck the two-party system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 412478, member: 35"] It's been hard to predict the outcome of presidential elections lately, but I'll take a shot at it. I'm guessing it will be like 2016, with Harris winning the popular vote and Trump squeaking out a victory as a result of the electoral college. Whatever the outcome, it will no doubt divide the country because these elections have become so polarizing. I despise both mainstream candidates, so the outcome isn't going to affect me either way. As George Carlin said, we only have the illusion of choice. Garbage in, garbage out. I used to be a loyal Democrat voter until I realized the con game they were playing. They use progressive issues as campaign fodder, and then never deliver on them. I don't believe voting for Trump is a solution, as he's also loyal to Netanyahu and supports policies that favor the super-rich. These days, I go with my conscience. For me, that means voting for a third party or not at all. That's why it pleases me whenever other people buck the two-party system. [/QUOTE]

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