Trump or Hillary?

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Suppose that Trump wins the Republican nomination and Hillary wins the Democratic nomination. (You can discuss how likely this in in the comments, if you want; for now, just run a thought experiment with me.) Would you vote for Trump or Hillary? Would you abandon your current party or typical voting block to do so?
 
I’m no Hillary fan, and I’m sure no trump fan. But if trump is the nominee I would vote, even for Hillary.
 
Note, if you are independent, just choose whichever side you typically tend towards (if any) and the candidate you’d vote for. If you really don’t tend towards any side, you can hit other and explain below. 😃
 
Meanwhile, as everyone is freaking out over Trump:

washingtonexaminer.com/emails-pentagon-had-troops-ready-during-benghazi-seige/article/2577894
A new email made public Tuesday indicates the Pentagon had military forces at the ready when the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi was under siege, a claim the State Department has repeatedly disputed.
Jeremy Bash, then the Defense Department’s chief of staff, wrote in an email to top aides to Hillary Clinton the night of Sept. 11, 2012 that Gen. Martin Dempsey and the Joint Chiefs of Staff had “identified the forces that could move to Benghazi.”“They are spinning as we speak,” Bash wrote within hours of the start of the attack.
 
If those end up being our choices, I figure we’re doomed either way.

In which case, unless I can gain support for my idea of turning Indiana into a Catholic monarchy, I’ll be moving to Japan.
 
If those end up being our choices, I figure we’re doomed either way.

In which case, unless I can gain support for my idea of turning Indiana into a Catholic monarchy, I’ll be moving to Japan.
You do know how secular and blatantly unchristian Japan is, right? 🙂

Along with Canada, Norway, Great Britain, France, Germany, practically all of Western Europe, China…

Why a monarchy? Or was that a joke? :confused:
 
Suppose that Trump wins the Republican nomination and Hillary wins the Democratic nomination. (You can discuss how likely this in in the comments, if you want; for now, just run a thought experiment with me.) Would you vote for Trump or Hillary? Would you abandon your current party or typical voting block to do so?
It is very unlikely. The Republican party would not allow Trump to be their candidate in the general election. Not going to happen. No way.
 
Trump’s position is much closer to that of hillary, and all of the abortions the DNC pushes.
 
Suppose that Trump wins the Republican nomination and Hillary wins the Democratic nomination. (You can discuss how likely this in in the comments, if you want; for now, just run a thought experiment with me.) Would you vote for Trump or Hillary? Would you abandon your current party or typical voting block to do so?
I do not like Trump. I do not trust him, because of his past alignment with, guess who, Hillary. But Hillary would never get my vote. I do not knowlingly vote for anti-constitution progressive authoritarians.

Jon
 
I couldn’t vote for either one of them!!! I’m a strong Republican but I definitely do not LIKE Trump!!!
 
It is very unlikely. The Republican party would not allow Trump to be their candidate in the general election. Not going to happen. No way.
My thoughts as well. At least, I hope so. He’s already caused an enormous amount of damage to the Republicans in respect to many crucial voting groups.
 
HRC for sure! But I knew that the minute Trump went down the escalator.
 
If it’s a choice between Trump and Hillary, I choose moving to Yugoslavia, or Outer Volta, or Outremer, or Trebizond or Yamato and fighting extradition to my last dying breath 😃
 
Question: Is Trump prolife? Hillary I know isn’t.
(don’t know)
mlz
(the reason I ask is that Catholics can not vote for someone that is for abortion)
 
A lot of people mention leaving the country, but they haven’t said which way they would vote. It would be premature to leave the country before the election.
 
Question: Is Trump prolife? Hillary I know isn’t.
(don’t know)
mlz
(the reason I ask is that Catholics can not vote for someone that is for abortion)
He has expressed opposition to abortion.
 
A lot of people mention leaving the country, but they haven’t said which way they would vote. It would be premature to leave the country before the election.
I think it’s mostly in jest. Leaving the country would be expensive, and there’s no real reason to do it until the laws change substantially. For many conservatives, it is a nightmare scenario, though.
 
Doesn’t matter. Voters worry so much about who is going to be in the White House for 4-8 years all the while they vote to keep real crooks in office in Congress for 20-30 years, which is far more damaging.
 
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