Nice opinion, but you KNOW that liberals would have forced any GOP candidate in the same situations out of the race. You can't avoid that one, and if you claim otherwise you also know you're lying to YOURSELF.Everything Democratic, bad, bad, bad.Was a corrupt, career criminal politician, a sex-offending enabler REALLY worth rigging primaries, engaging in voter fraud during primaries, cheating in debates, Felony Espionage by the previous administration/loyalists, violence, protection from prosecution, and all the false accusations, turmoil, division, and 'revenge politics' that has this country in chaos now?
Hillary Clinton is - was never - worth all of that.
(Next time Democrats should ensure their party doesn't interfere and force a corrupt criminal to be their candidate. The DNC forced the worst candidate in US history upon their base / voters, and after the loss has them brainwashed / convinced it was / is the GOP's fault - not theirs - that she lost.)
Everything Republican, good, good, good.
My side is always right.
Your side is always wrong.
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Simple ideas from simple minds. This is the conservative base.
This is a legitimate question, one apparently snowflakes can not bring themselves to even remotely ATTEMPT to answer honestly. I welcome your 2nd shots at it - why was she allowed to remain on the ballot?
The factual answer to your question is fairly simple - once a candidate qualifies to be on the ballot, they can't be removed by any means.
This is why candidates who die before election day remain on the ballot.
As for all the bullshit in your OP, it's nonsense not worth even discussing. You guys seriously need yo get over your Hillary obsession, it's getting embarassing.
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It's not an "opinion", dumbass. It's election law.
As for your goofy self-serving hypotheticals, those are "opinions" - and retarded ones at that.