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I know what you mean, but what if you hate both (all) choices? I really think people should have a "I don't want any of the above" option. At least that way the

I know what you mean, but what if you hate both (all) choices? I really think people should have a "I don't want any of the above" option. At least that way they and everyone else will be able to see how many people are not happy about the current leading parties, or about what the parties are currently trying to do.

phlux 15y ago
That should be an option, which, if it won - would require a whole new set of candidates be chosen.
noahth 15y ago
There were 4 third-party tickets in 2008 which were on the ballot in enough states to theoretically win the presidency, and about a dozen more that appeared on the ballot in at least a few states. If you really don't like any of those either, perhaps you should get involved in helping a candidate you do support get on the ballot in your state. There are plenty of other ways to become involved and have an influence, however small. Not liking the choices is not a good excuse for not participating. (source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_third_party_and_independent_presidential_candidates,_2008 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_third_party_and_i...)