So anyone who doesn't agree with you must be in the pay of your opponent?
Isn't it conceivable instead that people support a candidate because they agree with the totality of their reality, taking into account experience, likelihood of success and policy platform?
I don't have a vote, but if I did it would be for HRC. Why? Because people who have spent their careers being contrarians are ill-suited to leadership. Worked example: Jeremy Corbyn.
Isn't it conceivable instead that people support a candidate because they agree with the totality of their reality, taking into account experience, likelihood of success and policy platform?
I don't have a vote, but if I did it would be for HRC. Why? Because people who have spent their careers being contrarians are ill-suited to leadership. Worked example: Jeremy Corbyn.