And why would you not vote for the candidate that best fits your opinion. If if you consider it voting for the lesser of all evils, by not casting your vote for a viable candidate, you have no right to complain about whomever you get stuck with. Nader, no matter how good he might be, is not a viable candidate. The only thing it will do is take away votes from the viable candidate that you think is best.

The important thing to remember is that your vote DOES count. Just think back to when Gore lost and George W won the election. Do you think Ross Perot had anything to do with the end result?? You can be sure there were many, many people wished they had voted following the results of that fiasco.

We will have a Democrat and a Republican that are viable. You may not like the ones you get to choose from, but it IS important to choose. Read about them, and decided which is best, or at the least, which you dislike the least.

Primary elections are just as important. Pennies may not seem to be much money by themselves, but another story when you have few million of them.