A hypothetical for you.
A Republican congressman is running for re-election. He is quickly finding that he will be unable to defeat his opponent without appealing to either White Nationalists, Neo-Nazis and the KKK, or to Democrats. The congressman is going to introduce campaign policy that will appeal to one of these two groups. Which would you prefer he appeal to?
If you don't like hypotheticals, feel free to check "I can't decide".
Just to keep track, at 9:03 CST, we have 2 for White-Nationalists, 3 for Democrats, and 4 unofficial "I can't decides".
Well why didn't you just simply say.... would you rather a White Nationalist get elected or a Democrat?I didn't ask whether you'd vote for them, only which policy direction you'd prefer (in case he's elected).
No... you gave 2 1/2 possible answers... 2 real choices and a shoulder shrug. There are many more possibilities that could have been listed. Only giving two is actually a very good picture of the black and white political culture we exist in today (meaning, we only get two choices and have to chose one and stand against the other). I would think all the great minds here could have come up with 10 choices or more. My contribution would be for the politician to not try to appeal to any group and instead just be REAL and lay out his/her ambitions in terms of what might make the world around us better and just let the chips fall where they may.So you can't decide among the options?
So apparently the Democrat already has the support of the White Nationalists, and the Republican must woo them away.A hypothetical for you.
A Republican congressman is running for re-election. He is quickly finding that he will be unable to defeat his opponent without appealing to either White Nationalists, Neo-Nazis and the KKK, or to Democrats. The congressman is going to introduce campaign policy that will appeal to one of these two groups. Which would you prefer he appeal to?
If you don't like hypotheticals, feel free to check "I can't decide".
Make it public baby. We don't abide your false dichotomy turned self fulfilling prophecy. We don't abide your race politics. And your use of them will not go the way you think it will. We are not so riddled with guilt that we would accept our destruction.
A hypothetical for you.
A Republican congressman is running for re-election. He is quickly finding that he will be unable to defeat his opponent without appealing to either White Nationalists, Neo-Nazis and the KKK, or to Democrats. The congressman is going to introduce campaign policy that will appeal to one of these two groups. Which would you prefer he appeal to?
If you don't like hypotheticals, feel free to check "I can't decide".
Well why didn't you just simply say.... would you rather a White Nationalist get elected or a Democrat?
That's easy a Democrat.
You didn't tell us what the policy is.
It was in post 7.
For instance, making skin color a factor when vetting immigration visas for the White-Nationalists. Creating a series of government-issued college scholarships for children from households making less than $75,000 annually for Democrats.
Well why didn't you just simply say.... would you rather a White Nationalist get elected or a Democrat?
That's easy a Democrat.
No... you gave 2 1/2 possible answers... 2 real choices and a shoulder shrug.
There are many more possibilities that could have been listed. Only giving two is actually a very good picture of the black and white political culture we exist in today (meaning, we only get two choices and have to chose one and stand against the other).
I would think all the great minds here could have come up with 10 choices or more. My contribution would be for the politician to not try to appeal to any group and instead just be REAL and lay out his/her ambitions in terms of what might make the world around us better and just let the chips fall where they may.
Well why didn't you just simply say.... would you rather a White Nationalist get elected or a Democrat?
That's easy a Democrat.
So “I can’t decide” isn’t really a viable option for most. A fourth option should be, “Vote for someone else”.
So the OP has given made an assumption that a conservative will always vote for a Republican no matter what. Which is false.
So here’s the issue based upon this unrealistic hypothesis. The voter MUST support the Republican candidate. They must not support any third party candidate. Obviously, they cannot support the Democrat because they’ve already campaigned in such a way as to attract the White Nationalists.
So given these facts, we must choose whether said Republican must introduce legislation that either obviously goes against his values (if he was already in support of White Nationalists he wouldn’t need to try to lure them away from the Democrat), or it is just political expediency. Either way, he’s not a man of values that should be supported.
So “I can’t decide” isn’t really a viable option for most. A fourth option should be, “Vote for someone else”.
That's what I said when he first posed the question, but that apparently counts as me not being able to decide.
Can you answer the question?