Sep. 1—Sid Daoud had a normal start to his day on Friday, Aug. 9. He went to work, not expecting a night of political coaxing. When a plane arrived in Kalispell that afternoon to fly the Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate to Bozeman to meet with Senate Republican hopeful Tim Sheehy and former President Donald Trump ahead of a rally, Daoud said that he was confused, but excited to talk about ...
  • michaelmrose@lemmy.worldEnglish
    21·
    vor 2 Monaten

    She can effect the outcome of the election even if she can’t win it this should be obvious.

    • Socialist Mormon Satanist@lemmy.worldOP
      111·
      vor 2 Monaten

      Oh, so what you really meant was she doesn’t provide a public service to you, huh? (Referring to your comment: “Continually running and losing isn’t a public service.”)

      Because seems that plenty of people disagree with you, and they think she provides enough value to vote for her. That’s why Democrats are so angry and scared of her.

      But guess what? YOU don’t speak for the entire population of the U.S.

      Almost half the country isn’t voting for your candidate. Welcome to democracy.

      I respect your right to vote for whoever you want. You respect mine, right? Even if it’s not your candidate?

      • michaelmrose@lemmy.worldEnglish
        11·
        vor 2 Monaten

        At least 44% are liable to vote for a literal hitler figure. At least 1-2% will vote a protest vote instead of voting against a fascist who would plunge America into darkness for a generation. Pretty sad for our educational system.