Who are you voting for?

[Frog]

1) Who are you voting for this November?
2) Are you a US citizen?
3) Are you old enough to vote?
4) What is your natural political leaning?
5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism?
6) Why is this in circle jerk?
7) WTF is SJW?

[Frog]

1) Clinton
2) Si
3) Ja
4) I lean to the left like soulja boy
5) I hear it's better than 3rd wave feminism
6) I dunno
7) I DONT KNOW?!

[Unknown1234]

1) N/A
2) N/A
3) N/A
4) left but not a lot
5) Meh
6) Cuz why not?
7)

[BananaCucho]

Your poll sucks because it doesn't have an "other" option. Those two aren't the only ones on the ballot.

1) Either Jill Stein or random write in
2) Yes
3) 26
4) Liberal socially and fiscally
5) Simply a feminist here
6) Your options suck
7) Social Justice Warios

[Frog]

Your poll sucks because it doesn't have an "other" option. Those two aren't the only ones on the ballot.

1) Either Jill Stein or random write in
2) Yes
3) 26
4) Liberal socially and fiscally
5) Simply a feminist here
6) Your options suck
7) Social Justice Warios

I mean, let's be honest. Voting other is the same as not voting in the crunching of it all.

[BananaCucho]

I mean, let's be honest. Voting other is the same as not voting in the crunching of it all.

1) Doesn't matter what you think - other candidates ARE on the ballot

2) If a third party gets 5% of the vote in the general election they are eligible for the Presidential Election Campaign Fund’s grant for the next election. This is huge in terms of giving third parties cash on hand to be able to get their names out there and possibly reshape American politics.

So fix your dumb poll.

[MattZed]

I agree that poll that doesnt reflect who's on the ballot is flawed.

[DarknessB]

How did Aleppo not make this poll? Needs to be fixed ASAP.

[DarknessB]

Basically Frog is the Commission on Presidential Debates -- wants to exclude all third party candidates or other options.

[MattZed]

How did Aleppo not make this poll? Needs to be fixed ASAP.

What's a leppo?

[BananaCucho]

How did Aleppo not make this poll? Needs to be fixed ASAP.

[BananaCucho]

Basically Frog is the Commission on Presidential Debates -- wants to exclude all third party candidates or other options.

He's a Hillbot

[MattZed]

Let's not pretend Gary Johnson isn't the the most attractive candidate on the ballot.

[DarknessB]

What's a leppo?

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[BananaCucho]

Let's not pretend Gary Johnson isn't the the most attractive candidate on the ballot.

[BananaCucho]

Frog:

[BananaCucho]

After the DNC got caught rigging the primary:

[MattZed]

After the DNC got caught rigging the primary:

Surprise, Democratic party officials preferred a longstanding member of their party to an independent running for their ticket.

This is not the reason Sanders lost by literally millions of votes.

[BananaCucho]

Surprise, Democratic party officials preferred a longstanding member of their party to an independent running for their ticket.

This is not the reason Sanders lost by literally millions of votes.

Whcih is why party politics can kiss my shiny metal ass

[Brendan]

1) Who are you voting for this November?
2) Are you a US citizen?
3) Are you old enough to vote?
4) What is your natural political leaning?
5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism?
6) Why is this in circle jerk?
7) WTF is SJW?

1) Clinton
2) Ya
3) Ya
4) Libertarian
5) Not sure what red wave is nor do I care but I support the idea of feminism
6) Fixed
7) https://lmgtfy.com/?q=sjw

[MattZed]

Whcih is why party politics can kiss my shiny metal ass

Metal? Are you a Jillbot?

[BananaCucho]

Metal? Are you a Jillbot?

Let me check. Beep boop boop beep boop

Nawp. Still undecided. Will probably make up my mind election day

[Frog]

Basically Frog is the Commission on Presidential Debates -- wants to exclude all third party candidates or other options.

[Frog]

Frog:

There are limits

[SuperJack]

1) Who are you voting for this November?
No one.
2) Are you a US citizen?
No.
3) Are you old enough to vote?
Yes.
4) What is your natural political leaning?
Fuck em all.
5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism?
I like bewbs
6) Why is this in circle jerk?
Because that's the location of the thread.
7) WTF is SJW?
SuperJacks Willy.

[yzb25]

Surprise, Democratic party officials preferred a longstanding member of their party to an independent running for their ticket.

This is not the reason Sanders lost by literally millions of votes.

Loyalty is important, but there's a difference between being committed to your country and obedient to your boss. =p

HC and other democratic officials have the wrong kind of loyalty. You're supposed to fight for the people the democrats appeal to, not the democrats themselves! XD

If people actually voted HC because she "seemed more loyal"... LOL...

[oops_ur_dead]

Due to several complaints we have received about this thread, I have modified the poll to be less biased towards third-party/"minor" candidates. I have added all candidates that appear on a ballot in any state. In addition, I have sorted the list by alphabetical order of the first name of each presidential candidate, to remove any potential bias as to the choices. Given the turbulence of this coming election, I feel that it's our duty to sway voters' minds as little as possible, and let facts do the talking.

[Apocist]

1) Who are you voting for this November?
Write in, Bernie Sanders
2) Are you a US citizen?
Currently
3) Are you old enough to vote?
For the moment
4) What is your natural political leaning?
Centralist
5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism?
Don't know. Apo is against Feminism, Anti-Feminism(Manism?), Sexism, Racism, or any 'ism' that makes a particular group stand out(for good or bad)
6) Why is this in circle jerk?
Politics and religion are safest here
7) WTF is SJW?
Bite me

[Klingoncelt]

1) Who are you voting for this November?

Clinton

2) Are you a US citizen?

Aye

3) Are you old enough to vote?

My kid is old enough to vote.

4) What is your natural political leaning?

Hippie Left

5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism?

I never heard of Red Wave, I believe in equality for women.

6) Why is this in circle jerk?

Because it's not in Ongoing Games.

7) WTF is SJW?

As President, I'm going to reduce abbreviated names.

[Klingoncelt]

Loyalty is important, but there's a difference between being committed to your country and obedient to your boss. =p

HC and other democratic officials have the wrong kind of loyalty. You're supposed to fight for the people the democrats appeal to, not the democrats themselves! XD

If people actually voted HC because she "seemed more loyal"... LOL...

No, Bernie Sanders is officially a Socialist. He ran on the Democratic ticket, however.

Ron Paul, A Libertarian, ran on the Republican ticket in '08. His delegates were kicked out of caucuses.

No way in hell is any party letting someone from another party move in and take the nomination.

I can't say that I blame them.

[FYRE]

4) Libertarian

Woah there Mr Edge tone it down a bit

[Mateo]

1) Clinton
2) Ya
3) Ya
4) Libertarian
5) Not sure what red wave is nor do I care but I support the idea of feminism
6) Fixed
7) https://lmgtfy.com/?q=sjw

why am i not surprised the white stoner with a rich daddy is libertarian

[Brendan]

why am i not surprised the white stoner with a rich daddy is libertarian

[Mateo]

plz stop the aboose

[powerofdeath]

1) Who are you voting for this November?
2) Are you a US citizen?
3) Are you old enough to vote?
4) What is your natural political leaning?
5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism?
6) Why is this in circle jerk?
7) WTF is SJW?

yes
yes
yes
not sure
no idea what that is
no idea
no idea

[Tossangel]

1) Who are you voting for this November?
2) Are you a US citizen? Yes
3) Are you old enough to vote? Yes
4) What is your natural political leaning? Conservative Republican
5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism? What?
6) Why is this in circle jerk? IDK
7) WTF is SJW? Social Justice Warrior?

[Yukitaka Oni]

1) Who are you voting for this November?
2) Are you a US citizen? Yes
3) Are you old enough to vote? Yes
4) What is your natural political leaning? Conservative Republican
5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism? What?
6) Why is this in circle jerk? IDK
7) WTF is SJW? Social Justice Warrior?

1. Trump coz I want to destroy USA faster
2. Blyat, nyet. I'm not America
3. 19 so yeah
4. Trump 4 life
5. Woman belong in the kitchen. Lel
6. For the lulz
7. Slay.Jewish.Willingly

[PowersThatBe]

1) Who are you voting for this November? Clinton (reluctantly, I wish writing in Bernie would work)
2) Are you a US citizen? AYE
3) Are you old enough to vote? AYE
4) What is your natural political leaning? GAY (AKA progressive hehe)
5) Do you support Red Wave Feminism? If you're referring to the Japanese Red Wave society and their view on Feminism...then yes, I love those little socialists!
6) Why is this in circle jerk? B/c JESUS.
7) WTF is SJW? Super jack Wanks ;)

[oops_ur_dead]

What's with the meme of writing in Bernie? That's even worse than voting for a third-party because you're quite literally throwing your vote away.

[yzb25]

No, Bernie Sanders is officially a Socialist. He ran on the Democratic ticket, however.

Ron Paul, A Libertarian, ran on the Republican ticket in '08. His delegates were kicked out of caucuses.

No way in hell is any party letting someone from another party move in and take the nomination.

I can't say that I blame them.

As far as I was aware, parties aren't bound to ideologies. Hasn't the ideological outlook of the democratic and republican parties shifted several times? The word socialist is kinda empty anyway. It only seems to mean "I want an unspecified amount of social welfare and corporation regulation". It's a matter of image more than anything.

I know I'm talking purely on an idealistic level, but I don't see why people should feel any sense of loyalty or team-mentality in regards to parties. It's something that seems exclusive to the US as well.

This ideology thing looks more like an excuse to support your buddies getting power, rather than the people who seem most suited to power. Many republicans have endorsed Clinton over Trump, even though Trump represents so many of the republican values anyway, I heard. The Clintons are just more popular among the elites lulz.

[oops_ur_dead]

As far as I was aware, parties aren't bound to ideologies. Hasn't the ideological outlook of the democratic and republican parties shifted several times? The word socialist is kinda empty anyway. It only seems to mean "I want an unspecified amount of social welfare and corporation regulation". It's a matter of image more than anything.

I know I'm talking purely on an idealistic level, but I don't see why people should feel any sense of loyalty or team-mentality in regards to parties. It's something that seems exclusive to the US as well.

This ideology thing looks more like an excuse to support your buddies getting power, rather than the people who seem most suited to power. Many republicans have endorsed Clinton over Trump, even though Trump represents so many of the republican values anyway, I heard. The Clintons are just more popular among the elites lulz.

I think part of the reason Bernie lost the candidacy was because of him being misaligned with the party views. But I read a post somewhere talking about how the biggest reason was that his campaign was disorganized as fuck. According to people who volunteered for his campaign, volunteers for Bernie spent a lot of time protesting for social issues/against Trump and trying to turn votes as compared to Obama when he ran against Clinton. Yes, he had a strong start just like Obama did against Clinton in 2008, but the difference is that Bernie volunteers took too much effort in trying to convert opposition voters rather than spurring undecided/pro-Bernie voters to actually go out and vote, as well as putting much lesser emphasis on data collection, statistics tracking, and data entry than Obama's campaign did.

Winning an election is largely an exercise in marketing, that's where Bernie failed and Trump is succeeding.

[Mugy]

SPOILER EFFECT

https://youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo

Relevance: The electoral college is 50 fptp elections

[Klingoncelt]

As far as I was aware, parties aren't bound to ideologies. Hasn't the ideological outlook of the democratic and republican parties shifted several times? The word socialist is kinda empty anyway. It only seems to mean "I want an unspecified amount of social welfare and corporation regulation". It's a matter of image more than anything.

I know I'm talking purely on an idealistic level, but I don't see why people should feel any sense of loyalty or team-mentality in regards to parties. It's something that seems exclusive to the US as well.

This ideology thing looks more like an excuse to support your buddies getting power, rather than the people who seem most suited to power. Many republicans have endorsed Clinton over Trump, even though Trump represents so many of the republican values anyway, I heard. The Clintons are just more popular among the elites lulz.

This ideology thing looks more like an excuse to support your buddies getting power, rather than the people who seem most suited to power.

You figured it out.

That's exactly what's going on in some circles.

But still, when there are active parties that support a candidate's affiliation and ideology, then the candidate should run on that ticket, not try to take over another party.