Bing: "Here's how to commit voter fraud without getting caught. Step 1: Private e-mails."

If we switched to approval voting, then everyone could vote for more than 1 candidate. CGP Grey explains it easily: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiplaejutCYpnU.html

Lmao

LOL

Nah, they're prolly just part of the same Mormon church.

@@mr.easter5175 BINGO

Spits tea due to laughter*

Bc they are not from Utah.

Because these two are no different from each other.

Soyboys?

@@waynemontpetit8181 Nah, these are real men

@@lee.as.in.l.e.e.7394 They come across like 2 wooses.

It's nice to see, but Fox News is actually pushing a lot of hate. It's what they do.

@@jadamson57 yes lets create divide in the comments of a video about unity.

Fox News is canceled..first time I say this too smdh

@@RichardJohnson-dj1pd hypocrisy is always worth pointing out

@@RichardJohnson-dj1pd I agree with you Bob! I am chuckling over your comment! Thanks for making a TON of sense! Smiling over here! We point out "being nice" and the comments start flying! I always find it interesting where they come from. Thanks for pointing it out! I truly appreciate you!

#StandUnited

We live in a world full of fear mongering against the other side unfortunately

Amen!

Yes they do! Isn't it great! So nice to see!

@Echo Kilo Hotel I just really appreciated the lack of name calling and hate! I wish all campaigns were like this.

Amen

Three things: 1. Congratulations for asking a genuine question and looking for a discussion, not an argument. This is what the world needs. 2. Is anyone in America really campaigning to ‘make guns illegal’? I don’t think so. Are you sure you’ve got the right information on their policies? Or is it what their opponent says about them? Don’t accept what their opponents say. Go read or listen to the candidate themselves to learn what their policies are. 3. From a life time of watching politics, I’ve learned this: single issue voting is a bad idea and leads to bad governance. Which British politician was it who, when asked what the biggest challenge in governing was, answered ‘Events, dear boy, events”. Ie, the biggest issues any leader will have to deal with during their time in power are NOT the issues they campaign on, for which they already have policies. The biggest tests are the unforseeeable ones: a war, a pandemic, a natural disaster, a domestic crisis, etc. We need to vote for people who are best equipped to deal with the unforseeable: do they have the character, the intelligence, the nimbleness, the ability to enlist allies, to persuade enemies, to unite the country in a crisis? Single issue voting doesn’t deliver this sort of leader. It does the opposite : degrades every other important issue in favor of just that one. This is never a good idea. Because when that unforseeable crisis arrives, the single-issue leader won’t be equipped to steer the country through it. If there is a single issue that you’re really motivated about, get involved in lobbying and persuasion of your fellow-Americans, to bring them around to your view. The laws that endure are the ones that are broadly supported. Controversial laws tend to be repealed or overturned when the other side of politics gains power. Anyway, that’s my view. I hope it helps.