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Kenneth Fort
Which would make you vote against a candidate, even if they were close to ideal in everything else? What if they were a member of a party which you don;t want to have power, but seemed coherent.
Including outside of america, of course. Better
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Which would make you vote against a candidate, even if they were close to ideal in everything else? What if they were a member of a party which you don;t want to have power, but seemed coherent.
Including outside of america, of course. Better when international.
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Gay rights (marriage, adoption, anti-discrimination, anti-bullying, etc.), women's rights (women's health care, anti-discrimination, working women), abortion choice, and education related issues are big hot-button topics for me. I'm pro- all of those things. A candidate who was extreme right-wing in their view of those things would be a deal breaking for me. If someone who was pro in all of those things but still a Republican, I would definitely vote for them unless their opponent's views were better and still pro all of my "hot button" causes.
