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[ILTH]

It's a valid question that the Financial Times and others also posed.

I'm surprised at the dismissive attitude toward the subject, not understanding the meaning of the discussion, and thinking it's about ISIS not being able to vote here. 

There are US cituzens (who do get to vote here) who are now members of ISIS and others who are prospective ISIS recruits. There are sleeper cells in this country.  Perhaps, you've forgotten about the Boston Marathon or San Bernardino.

Yes,  there are ramifications of the election that reach farther than our own noses. The question is who will benefit or who will harm ISIS. It's not just a military problem. It's also financial and ideological.

Personally, I'd like to vote for someone who can help eradicate ISIS.

[Nataliesgramma]

I don't think asking some people who they would vote for and claim thats how EVERYONE in the 'group' will ...is a valid conclusion.....

[Nuttmeg]

Some news stories are way out there. 

[Lucky Charm]

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@Pearlee wrote:

ISIS doesn't get to vote in our presidential election.

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I'm not too sure about that.  Hopefully not.  But....you just never know.

[Maudelynn]

I read it.  Obviously it's an opinion piece, but you would be surprised who is in #2 position. The writer based the ranking on which candidate would best inspire new recruits and play into the hatred of Israel.

It's actually not that far fetched.

[DiAnne]

I was going to read it but I could not find it. 

[ILTH]

@DiAnne

Google  "yahoo who would ISIS vote for"

[Puzzle Piece]

Remember, ISIS doesn't vote.  Voting is for an advanced civilization.  They terrorize, kill, and overtake (unti the next Knucklehead takes over by violent force). 

How stoopid to even think those kind of folks vote.