Comments by "Winsome Martinez" (@winsomemartinez) on "Supreme Court gave cold shoulder to Trump ballot removal argument" video.

What a shocker. 🙄
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@Kill-The-Architect187 And the years roll by and little accomplished. We yell and scream and get upset by it while not admitting our part in the matter.
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@Kill-The-Architect187 My success rate as a Monday morning quarterback is 100%. Quite honestly, knowing the grip of the two-party and knowing the similarities of most of their candidates, I am usually assured that not much will change in my life either way. But there have been these instances where my radar has been piqued enough to blather political leanings. When confronted with a choice of bad and worse, I will pick bad every time.
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@Kill-The-Architect187 I find Kabuki a bit dry to witness. It is fun to watch the pomp for a few minutes, but we all know the endings. It's more fun to watch the audience suspend disbelief for awhile. But even that becomes a bore.
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@Kill-The-Architect187 Become? I've been an Independent since before it was cool. I first registered as a Democrat and was immediately inundated with mailings for donations; I dropped it soon after. After years of trying to back the odd third-party candidate with whom I agreed, I completely understood the steel grip of the two-party system. I now advocate (unreasonably) for the no-party system. Shrug... sigh.
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@Kill-The-Architect187 Most of the time I am assured that either of the two-party candidates will function as expected. I find that the only times I feel a stronger urge to vote one way or the other is usually when I am strongly opposed to the other. I felt this way to vote against W and Trump. And I feel proven correct in both instances.
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@Kill-The-Architect187 Imagine the differences in our lives today had dangling chads never existed. I do freely admit to being seduced by Ronnie Raygun the first time. Ah, how young and gullible was I?
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