Consider for a moment...

@trollslayer You contradict yourself in your first paragraph.

@daydeeo not really. It was the opposite in this case. It was not about who I thought would be better; it was that one instance where I felt one was unqualified. I wasn’t choosing the “better” one, because this was a one-horse race. Only twice in my few decades of voting in presidential elections did I feel a candidate was unqualified. Palin in 2008 and Trump this year. Every other time (including Trump in 2016 and 2020) I felt the candidate was at least qualified, no matter how much I disliked him/her. Palin I simply felt lacked the mental capacity to understand problems and make decisions (general lack of knowledge about simple geography was very alarming). And Trump I feel is unqualified this year based upon his 2020 election denial and related treasonous crimes.

@trollslayer "I have never voted based upon who would be better to step in as VP, but I did not vote for McCain specifically because I felt Sarah Palin was incapable."
Thst is your first paragraph. Is that not self-contradicting?

@daydeeo You had no real point to miss.

But go ahead, keep trying to convince yourself that you did.

@RedBaron I wasn't trying to make a point. I simply asked a question, hoping to elicit some thoughtful response.

@daydeeo But you failed to recognize that there is no choice since we only have one president and one VP at a time.

@daydeeo maybe not entirely but when even gay men are swooning over him, that’s superficial! He would wipe them off the planet.

Presentation in most things is superficial. Not saying it isn’t beneficial and we don’t all use it. It’s not everything tho.