I ask you to vote anyway except Clinton.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
Nope I'm voting for Hillary.
Trumps a loser. I don't like losers. I like people who win.
Hillary is a winner.

Are you being serious? That is something Trump would say. "I don't like losers, I like people who win".

You sure are a sillyolme if you're being serious!

originally posted by: TrillaGold

originally posted by: kazanoom

originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
I agree with the OP, with Clinotn those on ATS should know by now exactly what they will lose, with Trump we don't know right now what we will gain or lose. Like a democratic protester said at the DNC, "I am more concerned about somebody who has done evil, than somebody that is predicted to do evil in the future."

And so although directed at African Americans, it could be said to all Americans at this point.

Every syllable out of his mouth is a lie. Do you want and need to be lied to?

Lying liar can't stop lying

Hillary and Kim Jong Un are probably buddies and can't wait to have a tea party and chat about all the little games they've played

Okay everyone; elections over, forever. Everyone go home.

originally posted by: TrillaGold
What's wrong with his policies?

If you think something is morally/ethically wrong with them, you are misunderstanding.

Carpet bombing people, targeting the families of our enemies, invading countries for oil, walling us inside our country, calling for mass deportations of religious groups.

You're telling me that there's nothing morally or ethically wrong with that?

I think you can reasonably deduce that Clinton represents the status quo.

The big question is who does Trump represent and what are their agendas?

Who he represents is more important than whatever he appears to be.

Is he just a tool used by the status quo as a distraction, or does he represent a new government trying to take over? Is that even possible, being that the current government is so entrenched in all things?