I can understand not liking Trump, and not wanting to vote for him personally. However, there is too much at stake in this election to decide to sit this one out just because you don't like him. You are not voting just for a person; you are voting for the direction this country will take for at least the next four years, but likely many years beyond that.
If Clinton is elected, and she does to this country exactly what she and the Democrats say they will do, will you take any comfort in thinking "at least I didn't vote for Trump"?
Below are a couple of good articles on this subject; the second is from a Christian's perspective (my Pastor's blog).
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”
http://townhall.com/columnists/waynegru ... s-n2234187
https://www.crossroadschristian.org/blo ... e-question
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Re: I voted!
Soccerdad1995 wrote: I wish that everyone could focus on the true substance and positions of the candidates instead of basing their vote on whether they were offended by something that a candidate said. If you like Hillary's plans for the country better than Trump's, and you think that HRH will appoint better SC justices than Trump will, then by all means vote for HRH. But don't vote for her just because you think Trump is offensive and crude.
And don't not vote for that reason, either. More is at stake in this election than just personalities.
http://townhall.com/columnists/waynegru ... s-n2234187