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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsAnyone else getting a vibe that this is the most consequential election of our lives....and US History?
My 1st vote in '72 was for George McGovern.
Seems like a long, strange political trip.....
Doodley
(11,913 posts)RockRaven
(19,375 posts)Only time could tell, on the latter.
If Lincoln lost re-election who knows if the Confederacy gives up.
bdamomma
(69,532 posts)our way of life goodbye, we need to all VOTE. WE did it 2020 we can do it again.
We can't let him get near the WH.
edisdead
(3,396 posts)It will be this way for a long time.
Prairie Gates
(8,157 posts)There's actually something to the conservative argument about crying wolf, I have to say. Obama--Romney was not a consequential election. They are very similar in outlook, if slightly different inpolicy. But we had to pretend that Romeny was some evil asshole. It was silly. And now, there actually is a wolf, and we're all like "It's the most consequential election eveeeeer!" You can't blame people for rolling their eyes.
OAITW r.2.0
(32,134 posts)Never had a President that has been compromised by a threat such as Russia with nukes who seems to be ready to use them.
2naSalit
(102,793 posts)Though I felt that way in 2000 and 2004 too.
B.See
(8,503 posts)u mean after those massive sirens have been blaring in our ears for, like an eternity now it seems?
(Oh, wait. You were being sarcastic. Haha. Good one.)
moondust
(21,286 posts)I don't recall a previous election in which one of the parties was plotting a return to autocracy. After all, wasn't this country founded on the idea of getting rid of autocracy/kings?