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In reference to political campaigns, I find it fascinating how often I hear folks saying things like, "I really like candidate X, but they can't win so I'll vote for Y because they are the lesser of the viable evils."  Now I realize that some people lack the education, psychological agility, and meta cognitive skills to understand and apply the Pygmalion Effect or allow for observer-expectancy.  However, most of us do understand what faith is.  The book of Mathew tells us that "Faith can move mountains."  Only a person who lacks faith would consider a vote for the most viable candidate over the most righteous candidate.  If you vote for people based on whether you think they can win, or based on what the faithless masses are saying, then you are in fact the problem.