B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for November 08, 2016

At least you did your best, which is more than the political parties can say.

I am glad that I’m not an American and have to choose between a sneaky cat and a mean dog.

Vote early and vote often.

Ah, but at least you participated and voted… You now have the right to complain, unlike those who ducked their responsibility.

No pride left?

One less stumbling block.

I’ve had to hold my nose and vote for the lesser of two evils before, but this is &%@# ridiculous!!! May God have mercy on America

For the diehard movie fans a very good an accurate movie of Illinois politics The Great Mcginty . from 1940 an it is so close it is scary .

Many of us will set aside our pride in the system today.It is unfortunate that we will have to do that by voting for candidates who have rarely ever exhibited any shred of pride in recent decades.

I hope I never have to see the Big Orange Windbag again after today!

Trump. Clinton. No matter who wins, we all lose.

I wish they would both go away but as an adult I’ve learned that I often do not get what I wish for.

I say “Don’t Vote – Don’t Complain”! My stepfather drove my mother and me crazy by complaining, but he never voted.

@ marblemouth

You’re obviously a democrat!

Restoration of the equal time regulations in broadcasting would do a lot to reduce the straying from reality and common sense that we have seen so much of since Reagan.

Get used to it – England has been stuck with picking the least-worst out of a lineup of total bozos for decades. Here in Scotland we have the great good fortune of having a lineup of candidates who are all fairly good (at least since Wee Eck stepped down).

Waah.

On a lighter note… Looks like the butt end of my piggy bank.

My wife and I set aside our pride last Wednesday, we’re staying home today…

I voted for a minor party candidate because no way could I vote for either of the two bozos the major parties have foisted on the rest of us. I’ll acknowledge that Trump is a protest candidate…HRC was the preferred choice of her party. As Homer J. says above, whoever wins, we lose and the anger will not subside tomorrow. If anything, it’ll only get worse once winners and losers are determined (one way or another).

Even with all the angst and fear about this election, our system is still much better than the alternatives. I prefer not to live under a dictatorship.

Voter suppression, the lines in my area are so long that I can’t possibly get in to vote, since I don’t have hours to wait. All those darn democrats and republicans are suppressing my vote…

Kidding of course!

Wonder if I can convince polls I am transgender, vote twice.

Not to Mention, the ‘Few’ Personal ‘Freedoms’ You have left….,

Remember the example of Iceland: vote traitors right back out – repeatedly, until done right. (see Initiative)

I can’t say that I was happy with my choices for president however, there were a number of other people I hope to have sent packing for the unemployment line in January.

Since I believe that politics is nothing but a cesspool, and whoever wins is just in it for him or herself (which is shown with alarming clarity in this election), my vote either way means nothing. And, since I am a citizen and pay taxes, I can (and do) complain.

They should have a box on the ballots for “None of the above”.

They should have a box on the ballots for “None of the above”.

BHALL77801 said,

“They should have a box on the ballots for “None of the above”.”

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So let me repeat my proposal:

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Every registered voter should be a potential YES vote whether they vote or not, silence taken as consent.

Let every voter actually vote FOR any candidate he/she/it considers preferable.Best to just vote FOR one, but more would be allowed, the vote would not be thrown out for over-voting.

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Let every voter vote AGAINST any candidate or candidates considered unacceptable.Any candidate receiving a majority AGAINST would be considered rejected.

Of the remaining candidates, the ones receiving the most FOR votes would be elected.

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In most elections the major candidates would still have enough YES votes to be elected if they just got the majority of FOR and YES votes.

In those extremely unlikely cases where major parties offered people so unacceptable to the American that a majority of the electorate said AGAINST they would be rejected and a third party candidate would be elected or a new election would be held with those rejected not considered for that election.

(They could try again next time.)

@ ron

I guess you haven’t heard about the boxes of votes for the Hildabeast found in Ohio before early voting was opened in Ohio

I confess: I voted for Trump, but I had to go brush my teeth immediately afterwards to remove the bad taste.