My sister-in-Faith's comments illustrate two principles: (1) choosing one of two evils when neither is the lesser is NEVER a good idea, and (2) self-criticism is always necessary.  In the predominantly Lebanese community in which I lived prior to coming to Alaska, the majority of my brethren-in-faith voted for Dubya out of fear of voting for his opponent because the VEEP candidate was a Zionist Jew.  While this was understandable, they came to bitterly regret their choice.  In fact then, as now, there WAS no viable choice.

Voting for Trumpy the KKKlown was a really, really BAD idea.  Voting for Killary the Blood Countess would have been even worse. Not because she's female per se, but because she's a complete Zionist tool.  As for Lieberman?  He introduced a bill providing for deportation of US citizens merely for criticizing government policy.

One of the greatest weaknesses of our "democratic" electoral process is that we're afraid to write "none of the above" on our ballots.