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Not a switch, but I had a coworker that was going to leave the presidential ballot blank when she voted because she thought that neither candidate was fit for the office. She mentioned this afternoon that she stopped by the courthouse and early voted this morning and ended up voting for Trump because after the FBI announcement she just couldn’t stand the idea of four years of never ending investigations.

She mentioned this afternoon that she stopped by the courthouse and early voted this morning and ended up voting for Trump because after the FBI announcement she just couldn’t stand the idea of four years of never ending investigations.

I never know what is or isn't irony. But this definitely feels like "irony": if Trump wins, there are definitely going to be many, prolonged investigations culminating in prosecutions and convictions. If Hillary were to win, these investigations would be finished forever. I appreciate her vote, but her reasoning is definitely lacking.

My sister has been insisting that she and her husband were going to write in Pence. Kept telling me that I couldn’t possibly vote for Trump. Yesterday was the first day I sensed some waffling.

Start of the 2nd debate she texted me... Trump is a buffoon. You can’t possibly vote for him. My reply...
WATCH ME!!!

He’s lost 95% of the female vote! I texted back.... utter nonsense. This Ga girl is voting TRUMP(she’s in Knoxville).

Sister has a choose life tag on her car, so I remind her that Clinton supports partial birth abortion. Also remind her of Supreme Court.

She’s still worried about Trump’s bluster causing an international crisis. But, like I said, she’s finally starting to waffle. And, if she is, then so is her husband. Hell, they don’t even like Clinton, but they wanted a Republican that was not Trump.