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In response to "I don't disagree that all these groups exist (and sit in a pretty tight Venn diagram), but I question whether any of those feelings trump (NPI) the" by emoticripple

You're assuming voting is binary...there's the 3rd viable option to just not vote.

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Dec 2 '15, 07:37

if you are a Democrat, and you like Hillary so little that you won't support her; which of those categories is going to support a GOPer who is even more misaligned with the core values that voter has?

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I guess I take it as binary to either vote for the Dem nominee or not vote. I don't see anybody disaffected because Hillary isn't sufficiently overtly - emoticripple Dec 2, 08:18
I think that's really the point though. In the end, most dems are going to support the nominee just to avoid a republican winning. -- nm - pmb Dec 2, 07:45 3
- The issue has never been will self-identified Dem or GOP voters turn out, but whether - TWuG Dec 2, 07:50
- Vast majority will. There's not a large bloc of Dems who stay home based on an issue. - Will Hunting Dec 2, 07:47 1
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You're assuming voting is binary...there's the 3rd viable option to just not vote.

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