We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most — Charles M. Blow
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We don’t vote for people because they are the exact embodiment of our values, but because they are likely to be the most responsive to them.

— Charles M. Blow
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