No. of Recommendations: 2
"..Americans are voting against the party they dislike, rather than voting for a party or candidate they like."
if this was ever true (i.e., all pols are corrupt, so i'll vote my party), then it was many decades ago.
since the GOP tea party began, the party differences became exponentially stark to now our current reality. there is a parallel to the many middle-roader dolts claiming they had no way to judge trump (as competent, as ethical, as whatever....) until he had a try at potus.
so that leads to a conclusion that 'anti-party' americans have yet to peak in being lazy or stupid in their vetting. given the party chasm, even the eligible but absent voter doesn't deserve a break from this grouping.
