> when you're presented with two thoroughly awful options, and when the ability to select between the two said options is contingent on dodgy information, murky

> when you're presented with two thoroughly awful options, and when the ability to select between the two said options is contingent on dodgy information, murky details and unanswered questions, is it really a proper choice? It's a more "proper choice" than pretty much all of the alternatives. Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.