If you live in America and plan to vote, how important is democracy to you? Shouldn't the oath of office be upheld?

[Anonymous]

Also how important to you is it that the president respects the laws that help keep people safe, and shows care and respect to the nations veterans and families even the ones that die at war because their loved one (s) served in the United States military?

If you choose to support someone that doesn't respect the oath of office, and actively supports people that have disturbed, even raided, trashed and attacked people in our nation's capital, the united states symbol of democracy What is your reasoning?

Democracy is not important to me at all, and it can fade away if my choice doesn't win

Democracy is very important to me so is America's well being

Democracy is somewhat important to me, not gonna be upset if my choice doesn't win

[NamerOfStars]

I agree- and that means that the guy who spent decades in Congress undermining the eighth Amendment should LOSE. Calling for your political opponents to be jailed without trial is pretty awful; actually DOING it is much worse.

[Anonymous]

All very important. We don't want someone who called the dead soldiers suckers and losers, or some clown who skips the cemetary because a light rain will mess up his hair. Having his cult try to attack the capital so he can keep his power is quite low as well.

[strateguy632]

2nd trump is too old so biden is only option? biden is older! so trump only option.

[gorydetails]

I agree. Which is why I'm not voting for the guy who kept looking at the watch when the 7 servicemen he got killed with his bungled withdrawal from Afghanistan were coming home in coffins.

[msc545]

If my choice doesn't win, we won't HAVE a Democracy anymore.