[wetgundog]

Whom in there right mind would consider voting for this fading ghost of a person???

[Dr. Sivana]

Whom in there right mind would consider voting for this fading ghost of a person???

Anyone who despises Trump, and anyone who likes the idea of shadowy puppetmasters pulling the strings.

[laplata]

“Whom in there right mind would consider voting for this fading ghost of a person”???

No one. But they have warped, hateful, sick, and brainwashed minds.

[luvbach1]

Whom in there right mind would consider voting for this fading ghost of a person???

A majority of the voters according to the polls.

[Fungi]

There is more than one way they’re going out of their minds.

[RAldrich]

“Who in their right mind would consider voting for this fading ghost of a person?”

Well, Bloomberg seems to like him. Spending millions to pay felons in Florida to vote for him.

[EinNYC]

Whom in there right mind would consider voting for this fading ghost of a person???

I dunno...Sunday I saw a Biden/Harris sign in a front yard as I was walking around my heavily Orthodox Jewish neighborhood. I don't think the houseowner was Jewish, however, as I saw no mezuzah on the door. I hardly see any political signs in front yards around here, to be sure.

[nonsporting]

Whom in there right mind would consider voting for this fading ghost of a person???

"Who" not "whom".

Gak. "Who" is the nominative form and can be used as the subject of a sentence. "Whom" is the objective form and can be the direct object of a verb or the object of a preposition or as an indirect object.

7th grade English.