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14. Some people like Colin Kaepernick not only didn't vote but encouraged others not to vote.

Tue Sep 26, 2017, 05:34 PM

Sep 2017

In the run-up to the 2016 election, Kaepernick repeatedly made it clear he didn't approve of either President-elect Donald Trump or Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. On Election Day, Kaepernick said he would not be voting and followed through on that promise.

On Wednesday, Kaepernick told Arizona reporters on a conference call that it "didn't matter" who won the election because neither candidate was a good choice."
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THIS is why we can't have nice things... [View all] kpete Sep 2017 OP

K & R ......for truth... Wounded Bear Sep 2017 #1

Agreed Gothmog Sep 2017 #2

Yep n/t n2doc Sep 2017 #3

We voted! In_The_Wind Sep 2017 #4

Turnout was 58% in 2008. Why? lostnfound Sep 2017 #5

So, measured by popular vote, Trump came in 3rd place? DetlefK Sep 2017 #6

That is totally unacceptable that half of the people in this country didn't vote. world wide wally Sep 2017 #7

The 46.9% may have voted for Trump. SamKnause Sep 2017 #8

I wonder how many non-voters would have been able to clear all the hurdles to registration... Orsino Sep 2017 #9

Yup.. disillusioned73 Sep 2017 #10

Learned helplessness. eom shanny Sep 2017 #11

People not voting was and has been the goal of republicans for years .... Botany Sep 2017 #12

Crying. raven mad Sep 2017 #13

Some people like Colin Kaepernick not only didn't vote but encouraged others not to vote. FLPanhandle Sep 2017 #14