Only two weeks to go and American
voters are faced with the following dilemma.
One presidential candidate is insane.
I don't think he even cares about winning the election. It's all about the attention. He craves it, but at the same time cannot
abide criticism. That is why he
constantly says and tweets obnoxious responses to anyone who criticizes him,
actions that further alienate any rational people in the voting public.
The other candidate is an
extraordinarily corrupt, serial lying, influence peddling, rapacious arrogant
elitist with no accomplishments that were beneficial to the American people in
her years of public "experience".
She has been lying for so long she can no longer tell the truth.
Regardless, the American people
are faced with the following question.
What is more rational - having a president who is insane or a whole
political party that is insane? We lived
through 4 years of Jimmy Carter. A
Congress and a Supreme Court that does its job can prevent an insanely naive
president from destroying the country.
But America is unlikely to survive twelve years of authoritarian
politically correct progressivism. The
country cannot be saved if the whole government bureaucracy, from top to
bottom, is insane.
Hillary has pledged to continue the
insanity that is already in progress. For example -
1. Unilateral disarmament and weakening the
country's ability to defend itself against terrorism and foreign aggression.
2. Alienating our traditional allies while
appeasing and capitulating to our adversaries.
3. Blaming law enforcement for enforcing the
law.
4. Claiming that government creates jobs and
economic growth, not private enterprise and free markets.
5. Doing nothing about entitlement programs that
are bankrupting the country.
6. Providing public support systems that
discourage work and encourage dependency on government.
7. Promoting an educational system that focuses
on politically correct safe spaces and gender pronouns, denies students in the
inner cities a quality education, and does nothing to prepare students for
adulthood and real jobs.
8. Arguing that the answer to every issue in
America is to throw more money at it.
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