I think this is a great point, and people honestly don't say it enough. There was a clearly worse choice this cycle, even if you felt both options were not ide

I think this is a great point, and people honestly don't say it enough. There was a clearly worse choice this cycle, even if you felt both options were not ideal. Apparently, though, most people do not have a memory capable of spanning back past four years time. That and, depressingly, many people are woefully uninformed voters. But this is a natural consequence of poor labor structure. Work the wage earner to the bone so that they have no time to actually consider their options, learn, and make informed decisions. Cut their leisure to a minimum so that every vote is a vote of vibes and gut feeling. I feel this myself when assessing local candidates. I would love to develop a complete picture of each candidate and their beliefs, but with what time?