Primary ponderings.

The Massachusetts primaries take place on February 5, which is probably referred to as Super Duper Ultra Mega Tuesday, or something.

I'm registered to vote, but am considered "unenrolled," since I don't currently belong to any political party. In Massachusetts, that means that I can vote in either the Republican or Democratic primaries. This leaves me with an interesting thought:

Do I find a candidate that I like (and I'm still considering things), and vote for them, or do I vote against a candidate I don't like, even if I'm not necesarily fond of the candidate I end up voting for?

Thoughts?

Primary ponderings.

The Massachusetts primaries take place on February 5, which is probably referred to as Super Duper Ultra Mega Tuesday, or something.

I'm registered to vote, but am considered "unenrolled," since I don't currently belong to any political party. In Massachusetts, that means that I can vote in either the Republican or Democratic primaries. This leaves me with an interesting thought:

Do I find a candidate that I like (and I'm still considering things), and vote for them, or do I vote against a candidate I don't like, even if I'm not necesarily fond of the candidate I end up voting for?

Thoughts?