If you want to vote for someone else or not vote for anyone that is on you. We try to make the best decision possible. If Trump and Clinton are the only two legitimate contenders, what you feel is best direction of your vote in that situation is yours.

but there are two other choices, stay home... popular with 48 percent of the electorate in 2012... shit sandwich or bigger shit sandwich, does not sell, Or vote for a third party. For the record even more staid home in both 2010 and 2014... 2006 was a change in that, and was wasted by the D side of the house.

Your challenge is not to sell this false dichotomy between two shit sandwiches. That is really bad marketing. We have a few people here who do work in marketing and they might be able to explain why a shit sandwich is not gonna sell.

a good add agency will use it.

Think of the possibilities.

Don't shirk your duty, eat at Burger King

You know what it reminds me off? Though that one did work... "keep shopping." People stopped worrying about the war at that point, or at least for some time.

from a Burger King strawberry milkshake, don't be a doodie shirker!

or this was a fail from the focus group. Yes I am that cynical anymore.

to see if we are paying attention.

I'll be part of the unfocused group, so hey, progress.

This thinking for yourself business has got to stop, and stop now. You know the rules at election time -all for one, and one for whomever we tell you.

Take all that together and you come away with pretty clear evidence that over the course of the Democratic primary young voters have become more attached to progressive politics and the Democratic party. One read of this is that the primary process itself - as divisive as it has sometimes seemed - has deepened young voters' identification with the Democratic party.