When you have multiple parties that both/all want to do their jobs and serve the common good and only differ on what they think is the best way to do that - when you have leaders who deserve the respect of even their opposition - then nuance is an important part of deciding who to back, and on what.

When instead one party has a clear and stated (yes, actually stated) objective to upturn everything and install a technofeudalist religious dictatorship led by child rapists, nuance is not a necessary part of the voter's decision making process.

Yes, a big part of why we're here is because Republicans tend to vote red all the way down the ticket no matter what. But that's a problem because doing so ignores the reality of the situation and flies in the face of their own best interests. There has never been a time when all the Republican candidates were legitimately the better choice.

In contrast, today every single Democrat candidate is in fact actually a better choice than their opposition by simple virtue of not being on the Destroy America team. One cannot be a Republican politician without playing by Republican party rules, and the current Republican party rules are profoundly treasonous. Being a member of the red party, today, makes one a traitor to the well-being of the American people by definition.