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23 points

Good. One less State allowing her betrayal of America.

“We are stuck with Biden[/Harris] now, in a two-party duopoly, if one should be defeated ferociously, the logic is that the other one prevails.” (Ralph Nader, 2023)

Putin’s Shill Stein wants Nato disbanded, the US to give up their SC veto, and revoke weapons to help Ukraine defend itself while simultaneously forcing ‘peace’ (subjugation) negotiations with russia.

2015 Stein breaking bread with Putin, his senior staff, and Mike Flynn (later Trump’s national security advisor

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For those that don’t understand how the Electoral College + FPTP voting works, voting for her means helping donald become president due to the spoiler effect.

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-6 points

No, not good.

Anyone who votes for her is a fucking moron who is wilfully ignoring the reality of how FPTP voting works.

But they should still have that right. It’s undemocratic to say otherwise. Saying they shouldn’t be allowed to run just because you don’t like the effect that voting for them might have is the mark of autocracy.

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-19 points

Every vote for Harris is stealing a vote from third-party candidates who represent real change. By sidelining those voices, you’re indirectly helping Trump win!

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4 points

This idiotic “point” will always fall flat. Your third party spoilers will get less than 3% combined nationwide. And your vote will be worthless unless you’re trying to help Trump.

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5 points

She doesn’t seem that far off from Trump based on both wanting daddy Putin’s policies anyways.

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-11 points

Meh, I’m not voting for her anyway.

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-21 points

Your vote for Harris takes away a vote from a 3rd party candidate and gives it to Trump

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