CMV: I'm willing to bet you a dollar that the day when I say my candidate was the best choice is the day after election day.

I'm not a bad candidate, and I'm not trying to set you up. I just believe that when I say my candidate was the best choice, that will be the day after election day - assuming I'm your only choice. Even the candidates everyone hates have done great things.<br><br>I know that many people are foreseeing a catastrophe when any of the main candidates are elected, but I highly doubt it will be the catastrophe many people are making it out to be, the candidate will be a bad candidate, but not a catastrophic one. If you want to prove me wrong, I'll give you a dollar.<br><br>I foresee proving this to be quite the challenge, so I'll give myself the following ground rules:<br><br> 1. You can only use the candidates remarks and history, proving this through current events will take too long and will be unfair to my position. The election is next week.<br><br> 2. If your candidate wins, you can use their competitor's candidate as reference to prove that they would have been worse.<br><br> 3. You must reference a specific moment in the candidates history and not just a habit they have.<br><br> 4. You must convince me that it would be catastrophic and not just that it would be a bad situation.<br><br>If you think the candidate you are voting for is the best candidate, then proving this to me will be simple. If you think that the candidate you are voting for is the lesser of two evils, then I'm willing to bet you that they will be a great president.