I used to think that the probability of getting elected should be a factor in who I should vote for. Nowadays I just vote for who I think God would have me vote for because if God wants them to be president they are going to be president and any polls or surveys ultimately won't matter. In voting for candidates that have been defined as having a "chance of winning" it seems like the media, not the people, are electing them. That does not mean I am going to deliberately vote for a nobody, it just means I vote issues solely and not certainly biased survey polls/media exposure. Also consider that a person may not be elected in the first election he participates in, but, any support he garners in it could help him be elected in the next or possibly push other future canidates to run closer to their values.
That's ok it's not like the fate of the free world and millions of lives could hang on your decision... no wait it's possible, never mind.
In alot of ways i feel kinda misplaced though since this is the first election i can actually participate in.
That's ok it's not like the fate of the free world and millions of lives could hang on your decision... no wait it's possible, never mind.
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