 so she seems to have valued diverse political discussion somewhat recently.

What is crazy is Clinton's inference that all 8.3 million third-party voters have no desire to listen to a conservative point of view. In other words, Clinton suggests all third-party voters would have voted for her in a two-way race with Trump. This is a ridiculous notion, as the data proves. According to CNN, Trump would have bested Clinton 19 to 16 percent among third-party voters in a theoretical two-way race, with 65 percent refusing to vote. The New York Times arrived at a similar result: 21 to 16 percent in favor of Trump, with 63 percent staying home. The Times also concluded Trump bested Clinton 26 percent to 11 percent among late-deciding voters who previously leaned third party.

In hindsight, it should be no surprise how poorly Clinton fared among voters open to a third-party candidate. The Democratic Party issued an all-out assault on third-party politics throughout her campaign. Vice-President Al Gore, historically not a fan of Clinton, half-heartedly joined the campaign trail to speak of the “harsh reality” of having “two principal choices.” President Barack Obama unabashedly proclaimed a third-party vote “a personal insult” to his legacy, and nonsensically threatened his constituents such a vote was “a vote for Donald Trump.”

Based on the final third-party vote totals, the Democratic Party’s attempted attack was clearly a miserable failure. The numbers are staggering. Compared to the 2012 election, Libertarian Governor Gary Johnson's vote total increased from 1.3 million to 4.5 million, the Green Party’s Doctor Jill Stein from 469,000 to 1.5 million, and all third-party candidates combined from 2.4 million to 8.3 million.

Even write-in votes grew exponentially, from 285,000 votes in 2012 to an astounding 1.13 million in 2016. In Wisconsin, where Clinton lost to Trump by just 22,748 votes, there were over 36,000 write-in votes, which exceeds the total write-in votes from 1976 through 2012 combined. In Nevada, where Trump lost to Clinton by just 27,202 votes, "None of These Candidates" garnered 28,863 votes, a fivefold increase from 2012.

The repudiation of two-party politics, including the Democratic Party and Clinton herself, is undeniable. Considering Clinton was defeated by the
so she seems to have valued diverse political discussion slightly recently. 

 What is brainsick is Clinton's inference that all 8.3 million third - party voters have no desire to listen to a bourgeois degree of view. In other password, Clinton indicate all third - party voters would have vote for her in a two - way race with Trump. This is a farcical notion, as the data raise. According to CNN, Trump would have bested Clinton 19 to 16 percent among third - party voters in a theoretical two - way subspecies, with 65 percent refusing to vote. The New York Times arrived at a exchangeable result: 21 to 16 percent in favor of Trump, with 63 percentage staying family. The Times also concluded Trump bested Clinton 26 percentage to 11 percent among late - deciding voters who previously leaned third party. 

 In hindsight, it should be no surprise how poorly Clinton do among voters open to a third - party candidate. The Democratic Party issued an all - out assault on third - party politics throughout her campaign. Vice - President Al Gore, historically not a fan of Clinton, half - heartedly joined the political campaign lead to speak of the “ harsh reality ” of take “ two principal choices. ” President Barack Obama unabashedly proclaimed a third - party right to vote “ a personal insult ” to his bequest, and nonsensically threatened his constituents such a vote was “ a right to vote for Donald Trump. ” 

 Based on the final third - party vote totals, the Democratic Party ’s attempted attack was distinctly a miserable failure. The numbers are staggering. compare to the 2012 election, Libertarian Governor Gary Johnson's vote sum increased from 1.3 million to 4.5 million, the Green Party ’s Doctor Jill Stein from 469,000 to 1.5 million, and all third - party candidates combined from 2.4 million to 8.3 million. 

 Even write - in votes grow exponentially, from 285,000 votes in 2012 to an astounding 1.13 million in 2016. In Wisconsin, where Clinton lost to Trump by barely 22,748 votes, there were over 36,000 write - in votes, which exceeds the full write - in votes from 1976 through 2012 aggregate. In Nevada, where Trump lost to Clinton by just 27,202 vote, " None of These Candidates " garnered 28,863 vote, a fivefold addition from 2012. 

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What is CRazy Is Clinton's inference thaT all 8.3 mIlLIon tHIrD-partY voters HAvE NO deSiRe To lIsTEn To a coNseRvative Point of vieW. In OtHer words, ClinTOn Suggests alL thIrd-party voteRs wOuld haVe VotED for hEr iN a two-Way racE With TrUmp. This is A rIDiculoUS notion, AS ThE datA proves. According tO cNn, trump would have Bested clINtON 19 To 16 pErcEnt among thIrD-partY Voters iN A tHEORetICal two-way race, With 65 percent REfuSing to VoTe. THE New YoRk TimEs ARriVed at a similAr reSult: 21 to 16 perCent in FAvor of TRUmp, with 63 PercenT stAyiNg hoME. THe timEs ALso COnCluDEd TRump bestEd clInton 26 PercENT TO 11 perCenT amoNg latE-deciding voteRs wHo prEVioUsly lEaned ThirD pArty.

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BAsed on the FINal third-ParTy vOte TotALS, tHe Democratic PARTy’s aTtEmpted aTtaCk was clEarLy a MisEraBlE failure. THe numberS aRe StAgGerIng. CoMPared to tHe 2012 EleCtIon, liberTArian GOvernOr GaRy joHNsoN's vote tOTaL INcreAsEd From 1.3 MilLiOn to 4.5 mIlliON, thE Green PArty’s DoctOr JILl StEiN fRom 469,000 to 1.5 miLlion, and all thIrD-party candIdAteS combiNED from 2.4 milLion to 8.3 million.

Even write-iN Votes grEw eXponeNtiaLly, from 285,000 voTes In 2012 to an AstOUnding 1.13 MillioN in 2016. In wiScoNSIn, wheRE clIntOn Lost to TrumP BY juSt 22,748 votEs, TherE were ovEr 36,000 write-in votes, whicH ExcEeds the total wRitE-in vOTEs FroM 1976 ThROugH 2012 cOMbiNED. In Nevada, where TRump lost to clINtOn by just 27,202 voTEs, "NOnE of ThesE CandidAtes" gARnered 28,863 vOtes, a fiveFold increAsE froM 2012.

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 so she seems to have valu ed diverse  poli tic aldi scus sion  somewhat rece n tly. 

What is crazy is Cli nton' si nfer e nc e tha t all 8 . 3m i lli on  t hir d- p ar ty vo ter s haveno desiretoli sten to a co n se rvative po int  of view. In  ot her wo rd s,C linto n s ugges ts all third- party vot er s  would have vo t e dforher in a two-wayr ac e  with Trump. T his is  a ri d i cul ous  notion, a sthe d a ta prov e s. A c cor d ing to CNN, T rump wouldh ave  beste dCli n ton 19  to 1 6p erc ent among t hird -party vo ters i n  a theo r eticaltwo-wa y r ace , wi t h65  pe rc e ntr ef usi n g t o vote.Th eNew Y orkT i m e s ar riv ed a t a s imilar result : 2 1 to 16perce nt in  fav or  of T rump,with63  percent stayin g ho me. The T ime sals oconcl u ded Tr ump  be sted Cl inton 2 6  pe rc e n t  t o 11 percent among  l a t e- deciding  voter s  w ho previous ly  le aned t hirdpart y .
In hind sight, it  s hould b eno sur pr ise  ho w poo r ly C linton  fared a mongv oters open toa  third-partyc an d i da t e. T heDemocraticPart y  iss ueda nall - out a ssaul to nt hird-party politics  t hrough out h er campaign.Vice-Presi d e n t Al Gor e, h i st o rically not afan o f Clinton, half-hea rtedl y joined  the camp a i gn trail  to  sp eak  of t he  “harsh reali t y ” of  h aving “ two  princi pal  ch oic es. ”President  BarackOb am aun aba shedl y  proclai me d a  t hir d-par t y vote  “a p erso na li nsu lt” toh is l egac y,  a nd n ons en sical ly t h rea tened h is consti tue n ts s uc ha votewas “a vote f or  Donald Tr um p.” 

Base d on the f inal third-party vote t o tals, t heDemoc rati c Party’s  at tempte d a t tack w as cle arlyamis e r ablef a il ure .The number s are  stag ge ring . Compa red to the 2012 el e cti on, Libertari anGove r n or  Ga r yJ ohn so n 'sv o te total increa sed from 1 .3 mi llion to 4 . 5 m il lion, t he Gree n Par t y’s Doc tor JillStein fro m469, 0 0 0 t o 1.5 mill ion, and  all thir d -part y  c andid ate s comb in edfrom2.4 mi l lio n to8.3 mi ll ion.
Evenwr ite-in v otes grew exponentially , from  285, 000  votes in  20 1 2 t o an asto undi ng 1.13 mi lli onin 20 16. In Wi scon s in , w h ere C lint o n lost to Tr ump b yjust 22,748 v o tes , the rew ere ov er 3 6,000 write-in vo t es, which exce edst h e t ota l  wri te -in votes from  19 76 t hrough 2 01 2 combined.  In Neva da ,  wher e Trum p lost  to Cli n t on by jus t 27 ,20 2 votes,"No ne of Thes eCa n didate s" g ar nered28,863 vote s ,  a fivefold incr easef r om 20 1 2.
There pudiati o n of  two-party  politics,includ ingthe D emocrat ic  Party  an dClinton he r self, isunden iable.Co nsid eri ng Cli nton w as de feat ed  by  the
 so_she seems_to have valued diverse_political discussion_somewhat_recently.

What is_crazy_is Clinton's inference_that all 8.3_million third-party voters have_no desire to_listen_to a conservative point of view. In other words, Clinton suggests all third-party voters_would_have voted_for_her_in a two-way race with_Trump. This is a ridiculous_notion, as_the data proves. According to CNN, Trump would_have_bested Clinton 19_to 16 percent among third-party voters in a theoretical_two-way race, with 65 percent refusing_to vote. The_New_York_Times arrived at a_similar result: 21 to 16 percent_in favor of Trump, with 63_percent staying home. The Times also concluded_Trump bested Clinton 26 percent to_11 percent among late-deciding voters_who previously_leaned third party.

In hindsight, it_should be no_surprise how_poorly Clinton fared_among voters open to a third-party_candidate. The Democratic_Party issued an all-out assault on_third-party_politics throughout her_campaign._Vice-President_Al Gore,_historically not a_fan_of Clinton,_half-heartedly_joined the campaign trail to speak_of_the “harsh reality” of having “two principal_choices.” President Barack Obama_unabashedly_proclaimed a third-party vote_“a personal insult” to his_legacy, and nonsensically threatened his constituents_such a_vote was_“a vote for Donald Trump.”

Based on the final third-party vote totals,_the Democratic Party’s attempted attack was_clearly a miserable failure._The numbers_are_staggering. Compared to_the_2012 election,_Libertarian Governor Gary Johnson's vote total increased_from 1.3_million to 4.5 million, the Green_Party’s Doctor Jill Stein_from_469,000 to 1.5 million, and all_third-party candidates combined from 2.4 million_to 8.3 million.

Even write-in votes_grew_exponentially,_from 285,000 votes in 2012_to an astounding 1.13 million in_2016. In Wisconsin,_where Clinton lost to Trump by just_22,748_votes, there were over 36,000 write-in_votes,_which exceeds the total write-in votes_from_1976_through 2012 combined. In Nevada,_where Trump lost to Clinton by_just 27,202 votes, "None of These Candidates" garnered 28,863_votes, a fivefold_increase from 2012.

The repudiation of_two-party_politics,_including the Democratic Party and Clinton herself, is undeniable. Considering_Clinton was_defeated by the