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Didn't I just cover that??How does it generate more evil??? I think you misread my post. In the long run, voting lesser of two evils gets you more evil. It degenerates each election as voters make it clear that they're willing to vote for shitty candidates.More evil is better in the long run? How?Not in the long run. That's why we have such fabulous choices these days.That's a hell of a lot better than more evil.35 years ago Biden and Trump polled in the 1%-2% range when they indicated a desire to become POTUS, so it's almost impossible for me to understand how we came to 2020's "choice."Whether it's in four months or four years, Trump is leaving behind an absolute mess. And yet, he could very well still win. The Democrats are taking advantage of the ugliness, ignorance and arrogance of the Trump administration by running a historically weak candidate.
It is interesting (at least) to note how southern Democrats continue their historic role in shaping Democratic politics?
35 years of lesser of two evils. So, here we are, with lesser.
The selection gets worse with every election because the parties know they don't need to present a good candidate to win. All they need is "not as bad as the other guy". They don't have to earn our votes with good leaders and appealing platforms, because we give them our votes regardless of how bad their candidates are.