It's not a tough choice at all. Young and his democratic competitor are both headed in the same direction. I see no point in voting for the faster or slower one as they're both going to the same place.While it may feel good at times to p*** away one's vote in a fit of pique or to proclaim one's virtue while avoiding a tough choice, is there any real virtue in doing harm to your own goals?
Exactly- vote D or R. It doesn't matter because you're voting for a system that is headed in the wrong direction.And what is the remedy when voting for the lessor of two evils also leads to doing harm to your own goals?
Personally I like gridlock (as Rush Limbaugh once said). Very little happens and that's good.