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Legitimate question, you are asked to vote for either Gavin Newsom or Donald Trump. Who do you vote for or do you abstain?
I've said it before many times on here... I will never vote for Newsom. So I will vote third party or not at all for POTUS. I will vote for the rest of the voting options though.
If you cannot choose between Newsom and Trump, you aren't mentally or emotionally mature enough to vote.
Choosing between Newsom and Trump is like choosing between buying a house outright that is currently on fire vs. buying a house at a 200% interest rate that will be set on fire between 3-5 years from now.
No, it isn't.
One is a Nazi currently burning down all of our Constitutional rights and the other is a guy you don't agree with on some shit.
I'm dead serious: If you can't figure out Trump is a Nazi threat, then yeah, you should probably lose the right to vote...or be in public.
Well lucky for you I'm not voting for either of them, so I guess you're getting exactly what you want
Your right to vote in the United States.
You can vote for:
A Democrat, A Republican, A third-party candidate, An independent candidate, Or you can choose not to vote at all.
You are free to vote for any candidate listed on the ballot.
Abstain
What if we all wrote in Luigi Mangione?
Then you let Trump win and you might as well just say goodbye to every human right you have.
I find it hard to believe any of you are adults.