Subj : TRUMP
To   : ARELOR
From : Dumas Walker
Date : Sun Jan 09 2022 11:12:00

> Isn't that how many elections are ran worldwide?

> People voting for candidates they dislike because they want to keep the other
> candidate away, no matter the cost?

Overall, yes, but I think it was really prevalent then.  I know a lot of
folks who did that.  I usually vote third-party when in that situation, but
she even drove me to Trump.

In 2020, despite Trump rubbing folks the wrong way, I thought he was the
better candidate vs. someone I suspected might be senile.  If Trump had
been running against, say, Tulsi Gabbard, the choice might not have been so
easy.

In 2020, Trump never had the votes of the hard-core Democrats, but I think
he also lost votes from folks who chose him as the lesser of two evils in
2016.  Why they would think Biden was better, I don't know, but I think it
was just because he "wasn't Trump" and they were either tired of listening
to Trump all the time and/or thought Joe would at least not be in the news
as much.

> IMO I think more people voted for Trump because they liked Trump than voted
> for, say Pedro S­nchez because they liked Pedro S­nchez.

That could be.


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