If a friend says they are voting for Clinton, would it be appropriate to arrange an intervention?

Yes, or stay far, far away from them and find new friends.

No, if a friend says they are voting for Trump, would it be appropriate to arrange an intervention?

Yes, for everyone else you know that isn't voting for her. Those with shaky morals and low character, along with the poorly educated, voting for Trump could really use some therapy. Especially after the election.

Happy to say that I don't know one person who is voting for Hillary. Not a single one. I think Hillary supporters are a myth on the level of Big Foot and the Loch Ness Monster.

Yes, it may not hurt you to listen to his reasons why he will vote for Clinton, it may help you to realize that Trump is not all he cracks himself up to be.

Yes, or stay far, far away from them and find new friends.

For yourself? Kind of awkward. But I'm sure your intelligent informed friend will be happy to educate you if you are willing to listen.

ALL I hear is that TRUMP is a nut job and a racist and scares them to death and he will be the demise of AMERICA.

Trump is a con man, and here is the evidence:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnpO_RTSNmQ

would an exorcist even help when it comes to these media-brainwashed tards?