Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we're going to talk about, I guess, something the person views is overly simplistic, an overly

simplistic explanation of the choices come November.

And they may view it that way, but it may not be.

Okay, so here's the message.

So I've got a genuine question that's going to sound like it's picking a fight, but it's not.

How exactly is anyone supposed to protest Biden at this point?

Because at the end of the day, as cynical as it sounds, if you're not voting to retain him, you might as well be

voting to put Trump back in. I'll be darned if I'm in favor of that. But past

the primaries and the uncommitted movement,

which was always going to be a thing to register disapproval,

not change the outcome.

What exactly is there at this point?

I really wish I saw more options and more nuance,

because that seems overly simplistic to the point of stupidity,

but I look at the options come November, and unless I'm reading things wrong, that's how it's going to play out.

I mean, there are things that can change that, but your most likely outcome is the overly

simplistic one. Those are going to be the choices. Those are going to be the options. And people have to make their

choice or not. Those are the two options there.

And if they're going to make a choice,

they have to make it between

Biden, Trump, or some kind of protest vote, because it is in fact a two-party system.

When people talk about this and they talk about, you know, people who would generally

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