Jill Stein voters, have your opinions of her changed?

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by nononsenseguy

This woman is a genuine nut case!

boy you can say that again and she doesn't even know how to read her notes. I don't think I would feel comfortable with her as my doctor.

[Halcyon18]

Originally Posted by snowmountains

Stein raised $7million for the recount, and now says there is not enough money to pay the $1million bond for the recount in Penn.

I'm just curious if any of those who voted for her has changed opinions about her or not. Would you still vote for her next time if she runs again?

I ended up giving in and voting for Hillary, but I almost voted for Jill, so I feel the need to comment. I like her as a person, and I believe her heart is in the right place, but the money could be spent on much better things, and this recount effort confirms the part of me that doubted if she were qualified to be a politician. She's a nice, well-meaning person, but that does not mean she belongs in politics.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by Halcyon18

I ended up giving in and voting for Hillary, but I almost voted for Jill, so I feel the need to comment. I like her as a person, and I believe her heart is in the right place, but the money could be spent on much better things, and this recount effort confirms the part of me that doubted if she were qualified to be a politician. She's a nice, well-meaning person, but that does not mean she belongs in politics.

But those who have us in five wars and 20 trillion in debt do?

[tillman7]

Originally Posted by snowmountains

Stein raised $7million for the recount, and now says there is not enough money to pay the $1million bond for the recount in Penn.

I'm just curious if any of those who voted for her has changed opinions about her or not. Would you still vote for her next time if she runs again?

maybe!