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  Would you like to have both candidates replaced? (search mode)
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OwlRhetoric
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« on: August 28, 2016, 01:31:48 PM »

No to both. I don't believe in invalidating the votes of the primary voters. There are a few states where you can legit argue they have crappy Byzantine systems designed to bamboozle the voters in favor of party insiders. I also say the caucus system is a huge pain that should be reformed/abolished altogether in favor of regular primary ballot voting. For the rest of the country, I don't buy the argument that it's a problem both nominees were selected by about 10-20% of voters, or whatever the figure is. If most GE voters are too lazy/unengaged to participate in the primaries, that's their problem.
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