>  MP> Here maybe not, but I think there are a lot of people who don't really
>  MP> like Trump as a person but find him a preferable choice to what the
>  MP> Democrats are offering -- meaning they don't hate him enough not to vote
>  MP> for him, or to vote for Harris.

> Yea, that's what Ron says also. I realize that. There are a lot of people who
> don't care about politics until a politician noticeably hurts them, and that
> could describe the majority of voters.

I would not necessarily say "hurts" although, in this case, that could be
some people.  They may not like his attitude or how he belittles others,
for example, or some of the people he surrounds himself with (like, for a
few days anyway, Gaetz).

>  MP> Your dad and I may have something in common, assuming that he also
idn't
>  MP> vote for Bi... I mean Harris.  ;)

> Yea, he didn't do that. But I don't think he realizes that not voting equates
> to a vote for Harris.

I don't know what state he lives in but here I knew it did *not* equate to
that.  In 2016, OTOH, I was not so sure so I voted for Trump even though I
was not thrilled with either choice.  I found him to be the preferable
loudmouth to Hillary and didn't want to cast a vote that equated to voting
for her.

This time, there were a lot of local things that I really wanted to get my
vote cast on, like an Amendment that clearly states that non-citizens
cannot vote (I voted for it and it passed) and some non-partisan local
government races.


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