Republicans, pick your poison

Unknown

This is really well done. Expresses a lot of what I've said and thought lately, but of course does it much better than I could.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/10/deciding-how-to-vote/504977/

creekguy

"The intelligent conservatives case for Trump"
Well, he could be quickly impeached.

fishingcomic

If anybody’s breaking the rules of democracy here, it’s your opponents, who are importing millions of new voters because they know that if the choice were left only to those Americans born in this country, the Democrats would never be trusted to govern it.

Seriously? What a crock.

Juliet

And here's Frum's answer to how he resolved the dilemma. Its good.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/11/dont-gamble-on-trump/506207/?utm_source=atltw

Juliet

This is the age of “illiberal democracy,” as Fareed Zakaria calls it, and across the world we’ve seen formally elected leaders corrode democratic systems from within. Surely the American system of government is more robust than the Turkish or Hungarian or Polish or Malaysian or Italian systems. But that is not automatically true. It is true because of the active vigilance of freedom-loving citizens who put country first, party second. Not in many decades has that vigilance been required as it is required now.

Your hand may hesitate to put a mark beside the name, Hillary Clinton. You’re not doing it for her. The vote you cast is for the republic and the Constitution.

Well said.