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2016 Postmortem

Orsino

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6. Or that for you, other factors outweighed those things.

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Mon Dec 5, 2016, 01:17 PM

Dec 2016

The one for-sure Trump voter I know told me earlier this year that she didn't like Trump or Clinton. I'm not in a particularly forgiving mood, but there were more than three possible issues that mattered to voters.

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If you knowingly vote for someone who is a racist, sexist, and xenophobic, that means [View all] still_one Dec 2016 OP

Most of the trump voters don't have a problem with those views liberal N proud Dec 2016 #1

Yep mcar Dec 2016 #2

What if I vote for someone who is opposed to marriage equality? QC Dec 2016 #3

First of all who was that person running against? Yes, sometimes you have to still_one Dec 2016 #5

Nailed it... SidDithers Dec 2016 #4

Or that for you, other factors outweighed those things. Orsino Dec 2016 #6

there's also a hazard to continously throwing around those words NRQ891 Dec 2016 #7