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"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
--John Quincy Adams

A thinking American will truly investigate the voting records and statements of ALL the candidates, not just rely on the spoon feeding they get from t.v. news. To illustrate that the professional news organizations DO have their favorites, here is a fun experiment, if you are not afraid to have your paradigm shifted. Try the following: On the next televised debate, turn the volume on the t.v. all the way DOWN. Then look at the placement of the candidates on stage. Try to make a mental note as to how much visual time each candidate gets. From these and other observations that you make you should be able, very quickly, to determine Which are the favored candidates. Next, follow the council of J.Q.A. and cast a vote that you will never have to regret. In closing, remember the immortal words of that great American Apollo Creed, "Be a thinker, not a stinker"
Now go out there and think.