[BibChr]

As far as critics saying that the lesser of two evils is not an appropriate way to decide, my philosophy is "Everything I need to know about voting I learned from the Parable of the Talents".

Even with the best of intentions, burying a vote is not at all a worthy action when there is no possibility of yielding good for fellow humans. My vote will always be invested where I believe it yields the highest return in advancing good in our society.

Say, that's good. I would probably need to steal it if there were ever a second edition!

Thanks for the encouragement. Response certainly has been varied.

Dan

[EternalVigilance]

Tamsey: "My vote will always be invested where I believe it yields the highest return in advancing good in our society."

BibChr: "Say, that's good. I would probably need to steal it if there were ever a second edition!'

Moral relatavism on display.

Rhetoric any Democrat could use to justify their positions as well.