Obviously what I am going to ask is simply hypothetical, and in no way legal, so don’t get offended.

If a presidential nominee (the one whom you didn’t plan to vote for) approached you and offered to buy your vote – how much would it take for you to make a deal with him? Do you hold so much conviction against the opponent that you would never make a deal? Or do you feel that the nominee’s policies would be so bad for your economic outlook that you couldn’t fathom making a deal?

Obviously I am not condoning this, but rather interested in what your “vote” is worth. I know some people who don’t think that voting makes a difference, so they may sell out cheap, but others I have asked in person would “never” sell out.

What say you, Jellies?

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