Can we have an intelligent thread about who you're voting for and why? Objectively.
Who are you voting for?
Why are you voting for them?
What is plan B if they don't get the nomination?
Why are people who are not voting for your candidate wrong?
Which party have you historically agreed with?
Feel free to discuss further.
>>67271906
no, we cant, this is 4chan. you are either lost or confused.
>>67272467
Kek
>>67271906
Go back to le reddit.
>>67271906
I would vote for Trump because:
>He is correct
>He angers people I dislike
>Everyone else is shit
>I want life to be better
>>67271906
I am voting for Trump because I have watched this fucking shitshow for far too long and am done with it.
I don't care what Trump does. He can nuke Europe for all I care.
At least Washington will have changed.
The political Establishment of this country needs to fucking GO.
>>67271906
Trump
He's the most savvy and diplomatic candidate out of all of them.
Any Republican, better a Republican than a Democrat.
Because they cannot look past the media shills
Republicans. Like my parents before me and their parents.
>>67271906
trump
will put niggers in their place
nothing i guess
bc they are cucks
raised democrat but after college and being in the workplace for years now, ive been redpilled
Have a bump
>>67272864
>I would vote for Drumpf because:
>>I want life to be better
fucking lol'd
>>67271906
I'm voting for Trump, because Hillary is a socialist and Sanders is an admitted socialist.
Cruz is a good philosopher, but when Rome is burning you don't vote for the fiddler. We need someone who can spend 1% of the money and get fifteen times the results of the annointed GOP man, while swimming against the kike media current.
Can some american explain how exactly the election process goes? How are candidates registered and when, by who? Whats the official way?
>>67274162
Not better for you Achmed. Don't you have a concert to massacre?
>>67274162
Don't you have a rock concert to be at?
>>67274552
>>67274567
FUGGG :D
>>67271906
I supported The Don through the primaries because JEB! would have been eight years of stomping civil liberties, while spilling blood and squandering treasure. Now I will probably vote third party most likely Gary Johnson. Not because I have any illusion he will win, but if a third party can get federal matching funds they will be a legit party and we need more choice.
>>67274162
Go to your concert, Pepe Le Pew.
>>67271906
Bernie Sanders is the only choice for the middle class.
Trump loves H1B, H2B and he will increase legal immigration.
>>67274747
Nice bait. Next you're going to say Trudeau is great.
>>67275199
>He have a different opinion so it must be bait
>>67275199
No bait here. Trump has admitted he uses H1B and H2B to bring in foreign workers instead of hiring Americans.
He has also repeatedly stated how much he loves legal immigration.
>>67274463
basically each state has a primary for the republican and democratic nominee and the more states they win the more delegates they win. there are more delegates in some states than others. then the democratic nominee and republican nominee basically do the same thing again but against each other. if you want a better explanation look it up
>>67275451
oh no! people coming into this country legally and taking jobs from lazy niggers!
>>67274747
>A
>FUCKING
>LEAF
>>67276348
/pol suddenly in favour of massive immigration.
>>67276468
>Not an argument
I would unironically vote Obama for a 3rd term simply because I dislike the other candidates that much
>>67272600
>implying that reddit has intelligent discussions
>>67272940
This is the truth about Trump core base. They are fed fucking up and they have decided to do a hatchet job on the GOP using Trump as the weapon. It's fucking great.
>>67271906
>Trump officially but Rand Paul in spirit
>best choice from my point of view
>he will get it, no doubt.
>Mostly they are welfare leaches looking for hand outs or more bullshit social "progression" that quite frankly isn't wise or productive. Or they are self loathing commies which is self explanatory.
>My family voted democrat until the Kennedy assassinations, at which point they started favoring Republicans more.
>>67276567
no, i'm in favor of some legal immigration. if it's legal, it's usually white. and i'd rather have hard working polish citizens here than lazy american niggers.
>>67277293
I think there is far too much legal immigration. I'm glad Obama has reduced it. Not to mention he's deported a shitload of spics. I know Trump is just going to open the floodgates again, I could never vote for him.
Hillary Clinton so we can finally have a woman in the White House.
Hillary Clinton, because I want a woman in the White House already.
>>67277460
whatever. a leaf doesn't like trump, a leaf can't vote against trump.
>>67277473
>>67277609
fuck off shill. Clinton is a cunt that deserves to be locked in a jail cell
>>67271906
>Trump
>To MAGA
>Vote for rep nominee
>In one word: cucks
>Republican
>>67277460
>naturalized millions of illegals
>many states have become known "harbor" states under his presidency
>Obama used the federal Government to overrule the Arizona state government on its immigration reform.
I get it you're from reddit and your sole purpose is to spread disinformation and disrupt trump support here.
But you're so stupid its not going to work.
Trump. I'm a Angeleno, so his immigration plan resonated with me. Not just as far as illegals go, but with H1B as well. Not only did Disney abuse it, but Southern California Edison did the same exact shit.
As far as I'm aware, Trump is a crucial step even as far as making California great again goes.
Admittedly I am a bit of a single issue voter in this respect. I believe Trump will do better on this issue than anyone else.
If he doesn't win the nominee I won't be voting though. Wouldn't really see the point. Aside from Bernie and Trump it's all more of the same (not a Bernie supporter myself, but I get it if you're a lib).
>Donald J. Trump
>He is the only candidate that can lead America through the coming shitstorm.
>Third party run.
>They are hypnotized by corrupt media. eg. "Literally Hitler"
>I have been a lifelong Democrat but I have reformed my devious ways thank to Mr. Trump. (I am one of MANY Democrats coming over the party line)
Le weedman
Free Weed
Free Womenz
Free Moneys
Free ...
Live in SC though so it doesn't matter, we will always vote Republican.
>>67277866
Obama has deported more immigrants than any other president. Now he’s running up the score.
http://fusion.net/story/252637/obama-has-deported-more-immigrants-than-any-other-president-now-hes-running-up-the-score/
Facts matter.
Trump LOVES bringing in H1B, H2B foreign workers. He hates hiring Americans.
>>67271906
>Elvis Presley
>he's the king
>mickey mouse
>definitely racists
>bull moose party
>>67271906
Who are you voting for?
>Businessman Mr. Donald J. Trump
Why are you voting for them?
>His opposition to TPP, his moderate foreign policy, his commitment to ending illegal immigration and brining back jobs
What is plan B if they don't get the nomination?
>I was thinking Gary Johnson, but his open borders stance has me really wondering if I can vote for him again. I may vote for the American Independent Party nominee.
Why are people who are not voting for your candidate wrong?
>They aren't paying attention to what is actually being said on most issues and are instead focusing on the outrageous things that have been said
Which party have you historically agreed with?
>Libertarian party, although that is changing because Trump has got me caring about illegal immigration and they are traditionally open borders, which only works in a theoretical anarcho-capialistic society. I'm starting think think more in terms of, "what make sense given our current statist society" vs. hard-line ideological stances.
>>67271906
Voting for Trump because he'll put the monkeys back in their cage.
>>67274162
Nice white flag, bro.
Voting for Kasich in the primaries, assuming he's still in by the time they reach NY. Voting for Gary Johnson in the generals if its Trump vs Hillary or Sanders.
>>67278224
Businessmen gotta do what they gotta do to make a profit with the broken shitty system we have now. Trump is going to fix that system so that hiring Americans is profitable again and good for our economy. As a business owner fuck hiring a lazy nigger who wants $15/hr starting wage.
Also your a fucking leaf, you can't even fucking vote so why should I give two shits about your opinion on the US immigration situation? You have WEED MAN for crying out loud.
Vermin Supreme
Because Hillary should be in jail, Bernie is an idiot who'll die soon, and Trump will drive us into WW3.
Vermin won't do any better, but at least I'll get my free pony.
>>67277473
>>67277609
I'm pretty sure taxpayers pay for a kitchen staff, so no, we don't need a woman in the White House.
>>67274667
As long as you don't live in a swing state, I agree with your decision.
Voting for Trump. I've been a Libertarian for years. When Democrats went full on ban all weapons after sandy hook, I vowed to vote Republican until a viable Libertarian candidate comes along. I expect it will take at least 10 years. I like Trump because he supports the 2nd amendment. He wants to deport illegal aliens and place a moritorium on muslim immigrants. He has a plan to bring jobs back to America. I don't really care about the wall, but I do like how buttflustered it makes liberals. They want to take my guns, so they can fuck right off. Some things I actually agree with liberals on, but the 2A is such an important right, that I will never vote for a dem. I have friends and family that would be dead today if not for that right. If Trump doesn't get the nomination, I'm either going to vote for the Republican candidate, or write in Trump. Really not sure. It will depend on whether he is screwed out of the nomination or not.
I'm fine with bernie or trump. If neither get nominated I'll either write one in or vote for some third party.
>>67279622
New York, blue af. It's really the only way my vote even marginally matters.
>>67280040
>living in NY
>not voting Trump
Oh wow, kill yourself my man.
>Who are you voting for?
Trump
>Why are you voting for them?
Non-interventionist foreign policy, protectionist economy, no refugees, will destroy the two big parties
>What is plan B if they don't get the nomination?
Write-in
>Why are people who are not voting for your candidate wrong?
A Trump presidendcy would bring third parties to a new height in the elections to come and diversify the political pool
>Which party have you historically agreed with?
Transhumanist
>>67277460
A
FUCKING
LEAF
>>67276165
the thing is that I know what you said and I can't look it up since i don't know exactly what to look for.
I want to know what government division in US registers candidates and who register candidates? only political parties? only two major parties? citizens comitees? I can't find this.
>>67277236
I'll be surprised if he wins the nomination, much less the election. I'm willing to put up with 8 years of Hillary to send the GOP a fucking message.
I'm voting for Donald trump. He personifies the American dream. He proves to the world that the system is corrupt and yes it can be taken back, the establishment both dems and reps are absolutely terrible and not a single soul in this country wants a secret fucking club telling us what to do, making laws, and figuring ways to exploit the non club members.
>>67278224
turning people at the gate doesn't count as deportation paco tacos
>>67281549
The county recorder registers people. It can be done online, or in person. In case you don't know what a county is, I'll explain it. The United States is our country. That is the federal government. I live in Arizona, that's a state within the United States. That is my state government. Arizona is further divided into counties. I, for example, live in Pima county. That is my county government. The county recorder is either an elected or appointed county government official.
>>67278410
This is pretty much me. So who do you like in terms of news? drudge? infowars? freedomain radio?
I decided many years ago to always vote against the Republican party.
So that limits my choices to Democrats and other parties, such as Green or Libertarian.
Whenever the outcome is potentially close, I give my vote to the candidate that's most likely to beat the Republican. (Notice I say "give my vote to" -- I never say that I "vote for" anyone, because I'm always voting against the Republican party, never "for" anyone.)
So this year I had to make a judgment between Bernie and Hillary. I eventually decided that Hillary had the better chance to beat either Trump or Cruz in the general election, so I gave my vote to Hillary in the caucus. It was not an easy choice, and I still respect people who believe Bernie would be more likely to win.
I always vote against the Republican party because I am first and foremost opposed to the agenda of the so-called "religious right", and I see the Republican party as the way the so-called "religious right" expresses itself politically. I was a young teenager when I made a vow to myself to always vote against the Republican party for the rest of my life, and I have always upheld that vow. Although the so-called "religious right" is not quite as threatening of a force as it was when I was young, I still enthusiastically vote against the Republican party in hopes of eventually eradicating the so-called "religious right" completely.
In 1998, I acquired a second (although somewhat lesser) reason to always vote against the Republican party -- the impeachment of president Clinton. I believe the impeachment was a gross misjudgment and a complete dereliction of duty by all Republican members of the House, and I demanded the resignation of all Republican office holders out of shame for associating themselves with the party that supported the impeachment. My demand for their resignations continues to this day, and will be in effect for the remainder of my life.
>>67283363
ok thx but this is still not the information i was looking for
>>67283808
I'm a retard. Thought you wrote voters instead of candidates. If you have the money, and are old enough, anyone can get on the ballot. In google, search "US presidential candidate nomination process". I expect that would give you more precise information.
http://www.cfr.org/elections/us-presidential-nominating-process/p37522
>>67283808
This might help.
