[Finny]

Once the primary is done, and a Republican candidate is selected, I'm going to vote for him, no matter what.

And if in 2016, the Republican is a weak sister who compromises into being a functional Democrat, as in the past two (at least!) presidential races, then your vote will probably represent a minority, and so your candidate will probably lose, and the Democrat will win by default and fraud.

"We won't survive another four years of [insert Democrat here]" may someday have merit, but for the past 30-odd years I've been hearing it, it has always failed. Fear is a bad voting guide.

[PapaBear3625]

And if in 2016, the Republican is a weak sister who compromises into being a functional Democrat, as in the past two (at least!) presidential races, then your vote will probably represent a minority, and so your candidate will probably lose, and the Democrat will win by default and fraud.

Yes, because people like you stayed home rather than vote for anybody who did not meet your standards of perfection.