I know it makes no sense, but I think it would be total chaos if he was to win

... to actually win an election, at least for a chief executive position. I mean c'mon, get real!

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We'll do a reset. And as far as voting for a third party, you're better off staying home...

But no, I wouldn't vote for him.

Jill Stein is closer ideologically, but she doesn't have a very entertaining sense of humor. And although I perked up when she named Dennis Banks as her Vice Presidential choice, it furthered my resolve to not vote for her. Dennis Banks worked with AIM at the same time that I did, and Clyde Bellecourt was around at that time too. This was late '60's. I got along all right with Dennis, but...we were much younger, mind...Dennis had some quirks that rubbed me the wrong way. I guess the worse I can say about him is that he's functionally quirky. Doubt if you'll find a definitive explanation of what that means anywhere, but I consider it a very mild and innocuous disorder.

And the other thing about Stein is that she trots out every four years to run for president, but does nothing much to further the influence of the Green Party in between. That bothers me.

So I guess it's Clinton for me.

But I have considered or at least looked at the others.

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http://www.nsfwcorp.com/dispatch/gary-johnson-swindle/

not as a protest vote but as a real vote. republican on economic issues/ liberal on social issues... not a hard choice for many.  strong defense, cut offense (like regime change)

he only has a chance if he gets into the debate sep 26, otherwise no chance but i'm still voting for him because i agree w/ him the most. as he said, and i agree, a wasted vote is a vote for somebody you don't believe in.  

i gave up on the lesser of 2 evils philosophy long ago. it's still a vote for evil. imagine if everybody voted for the person they agree w /the most rather than who they think has the best chance of winning