One year ago today, very few Americans thought their choices in voting for President of the United States would be Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Gary Johnson, or Jill Stein. The Republican and Democratic nominees are disliked by 60% of the American public. Gary Johnson and Jill Stein represent third parties which each garner less than 5% of the electorate’s votes. Some Americans are so disappointed in their options that they are considering casting a protest vote or not voting at all.
All current options available for choosing by the American people fail in affirmatively appealing to over 50% of the electorate. To date, all campaigns have spent their energies denouncing the other candidates as unfit. Hillary Clinton is attempting to label Don Trump as crazy and unstable. Donald Trump is attempting to define Hillary Clinton as too corrupt to be President. The Libertarian Party led by Gary Johnson is defined by a philosophy to reduce the size of the military, legalize marijuana, and limit government restrictions on most social behavior. Mr. Johnson fails to point this out in his quest to be an alternative to the two major parties. Jill Stein, as the head of the Green Party, operates under the aegis of the political theory that all politics revolves around the environment. She disregards any analysis of economic cost of such policy to the dismay of the American public.
All current options available for choosing by the American people fail in affirmatively appealing to over 50% of the electorate. To date, all campaigns have spent their energies denouncing the other candidates as unfit. Hillary Clinton is attempting to label Don Trump as crazy and unstable. Donald Trump is attempting to define Hillary Clinton as too corrupt to be President. The Libertarian Party led by Gary Johnson is defined by a philosophy to reduce the size of the military, legalize marijuana, and limit government restrictions on most social behavior. Mr. Johnson fails to point this out in his quest to be an alternative to the two major parties. Jill Stein, as the head of the Green Party, operates under the aegis of the political theory that all politics revolves around the environment. She disregards any analysis of economic cost of such policy to the dismay of the American public.
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