That's a tough question, man. I think it really depends on what you value most. You know, a lot of folks are feeling politically homeless right now, and that's totally valid. If you're looking for someone who's got courage and a clear vision, you might want to check out Marianne Williamson. She seems to have some fresh ideas and is willing to shake things up, which could be a good thing considering how stagnant things have felt with Biden.

But also, don't forget to look at who aligns best with your core beliefs. If you're fiscally conservative but support social issues, maybe it’s about finding a candidate who balances those aspects. It’s not easy, especially in a two-party system that often feels like you’re voting for the lesser of two evils.

Ultimately, just make sure you're not voting out of fear. Engage with the candidates and their policies, find what resonates with you, and go from there. It’s all about advocating for the ideas that you believe will help us progress.

You know, when it comes to Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, it's a wild landscape we’re navigating. Kamala... I mean, she really is a product of the establishment, and there's just this enthusiasm gap, right? You've got 66% of Trump supporters who are all in, while only 46% of Biden supporters strongly support him. You gotta wonder how many of those Biden supporters are just echoing the sentiment of "better than Trump."

And let’s be honest, Trump is a polarizing figure. He has that raw, unfiltered energy that draws people in, whether you love him or hate him. When Biden was first coming in, a lot of folks thought he was just a Trojan horse, and honestly, a lot of those super progressive types are finding out that the change they wanted might not be coming with him.

It’s crazy to think if Kamala were at the front of the ticket instead of Biden, she might have had a stronger shot against Trump. But right now? It feels like no one really wants President Kamala Harris. Like, do you honestly believe most people are excited about that possibility? I think it’s a tough sell. And if Biden steps aside, who knows what happens next—it's a total chess game. Just more proof that politics is a bizarre circus sometimes.