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Your daily reminder that average liberal doesn't know that Jill Stein didn't run in 2020, despite her 2016 success. She never wanted personal power as Dem politicians do.

Most libs simply repeat the misinformation & propaganda from Dem think tanks. Meanwhile, informed libs are genuinely afraid of giving up on duopoly because Stein had in fact built a movement between elections when she was the leader of Greens.

I voted independent in 2016. I probably would've voted independent if there was a platform for it during the pandemic. If there wasn't a madman that the right was championing, I may have this year. Voting Kamala is like voting independent in 2016. She's a dem only in name imo and wanting to work across the isle but keeping Trump out of office is also too important to vote anything other than democrat this time around.

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Power consolidation=evil.

She has a similar stance to Gary Johnson in 2016. She is much more moderate than recent democrats and has a willingness to be bipartisan. I don't see the downside unless you're a single-issue voter.

How is voting Harris akin to voting independent? Harris is a career politician, part of the establishment and reeks in Super-PAC donations. Indies tend to go for individual donors, their entire campaign strategy, stances on issues, future vision, all are different.

I voted independent 2016 and 2020.  I voted Democrat every year prior.

How is he a mad man? What did he do in his mandate that makes him a mad man? World peace?