Voters don't need your respect. They don't have to justify their votes to you. Many people who you might think are 'voting against their best interest' have a d

Voters don't need your respect. They don't have to justify their votes to you. Many people who you might think are 'voting against their best interest' have a different view of the trade offs than you and actually are voting in their best interests. Or they are voting in their long term best interests in spite of it being against their short term best interests. Or they are voting their principles regardless of the impact on their bottom line. Most voters are uninformed about most issues. It's effectively impossible to be informed about every issue. There are simply too many issues. Calling out GOP voters on ACA specifically just shows your partisanship. > and that is not a misrepresentation of the ACA and its opponents' stated positions If I was feeling generous, which I am not, I would say this is accurate but incredibly imprecise. In the context of this thread, it's simply flame bait.