If a citizen remains undecided regarding their vote, then they are absolute idiots.

Amazingly, however, there are those who simple-mindedly waive this and all other Trump scandals, improprieties and well publicized criminal heists as unimportant, untrue and, finally, liberal propaganda. I don't count on the votes of those folks. It's really a matter of convincing enough people that their vote is indispensable to their pro-generational wellbeing and impactful enough on their current lives to merit the exercise of casting a ballot.

I wonder if there are very many who fear vote addiction. We all know the signs. The compulsive desire to show up at every election to cast our vote, living in dread of the crippling self-loathing which occurs if a ballot opportunity is missed. We even vote early, saying, "it's because we want to miss the crowds", when it's really our fear of forgetting the date or being ill or being caught in traffic or some sort of scheduling conflict. The burden of participation in the democratic process can be life-altering and crippling for many, I think. I remember back before I voted. Carefree, easy going, unfettered by political interest, nothing but 3 squares and blue skies. Then came R. Reagan...............and I knew I had to do something. I couldn't just leave it to others anymore. They were obviously entirely too moronic to be left roaming the electorate without reason of logic or basic responsibility. I had to do nullify their vote. So, I voted, then I voted again, then my candidate won, and I was hooked. Now I haunt the back alleys of the Democratic Underground looking for my daily fix, something to satisfy the craving. I've tried to stop. I tried to pass up opinion polls, but the internet proliferation makes it just too easy (and sort of anonymous). I'm hooked. I've had to face it...and own it..........for the sake of my children's children. Please don't judge too harshly, it could be you some day. I know, TMI, right?

It's all true, but it misses the bumper sticker rule by a lot of words. It would be a perfect world if people didn't have the attention span of bacteria.

I trust that cat's judgment over that of most voters.

"Trump never did that."

Yes he did, is the comprehensive answer. He was a disaster in every possible way, a misfit and a complete incompetent. He was what one would expect of someone who got hired as a lawyer without ever having graduated from college or law school. Or a medical doctor who never finished college.

And his entire life, long before politics, is a mess of bigotry, incompetence, horrible business management, being bailed out by associates, and of losing millions of dollars in waste on horrible business decisions, loss of credit because of bad debt he still owes. Along with the fact that he's just a completely narcisisstic, misogynistic, ego-driven idiot.