acbytesla
Penultimate Amazing
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Not liking Clinton to the point of refusing to vote for her does not necessarily mean that they like Trump enough to vote for him. They might dislike both candidates and vote for neither.
In any case, I am sure this thread will contain a great deal of mocking on the day after the election. I'll be sure to come back to find out which side will be doling out the I-told-you-so's.
I believe many Republicans will vote for a third party candidate than vote for Trump and they can't get themselves to vote for Clinton. My neighbor hates the Clintons. He was big in the Tea party movement. He's a super conservative, we agree on very little, but we get along very well. He saI'd he voted for Hillary this cycle and prays they can kick her out the next time.
I was shocked that he said he was going to vote for Hillary, I wss sure given the distaste he has voiced against her that he would vote Trump or libertarian. He said he thought about it and wanted to, but believes our country and democracy was more important. He felt it was his patriotic duty to make sure Donald Trump never rules this country.
I was flabbergasted, but really felt good about my neighbor
