A lot of things have been going on. I was on the winning team for the jalapeno-eating contest at Bikes, Blues, and BBQ this year. I ate ten pickled jalapenos in 60 seconds, then ate 4 or 5 more for $20 donations to charity. They aren't that hot, and I suffered no ill after-effects. It did burn just a little doing #1 for about a day, but it was well worth the pain.
I didn't watch the debate or whatever that was that happened Sunday night. It doesn't matter if Trump wins or loses. He is our WMD to destroy the corrupt, Orwellian UniParty. If you ever thought that the Republican establishment genuinely opposes the Democrat Party, you should now be freed from that illusion by the reactions of people like Glenn Beck, Paul Ryan, and John Kasich.
I don't know if Trump is a Christian or not. I am pretty sure neither Clinton is Christian in anything other than a cultural sense. Obama may believe in Jesus or not, but he is a cultural Muslim. What I do know is that Trump is not a choirboy. He has been married three times and almost certainly cheated on his first two wives.
Those of you old enough to recall the '90s may also recall everyone on the left defending Bill Clinton's antics as being just about sex. He was privately immoral but but a moral man when it came to public policy. That is to say, that Clinton felt it was important to force American citizens to do what he thinks is right even if it costs us a lot of money. Hillary Clinton is the same.
Maybe Trump is, too. Except Trump is not going to take away my guns or appoint new liberal justices to the Supreme court or open our borders to unlimited, unrestricted immigration from third-world countries or deliberately start a war with Russia.
Given the fact that everybody in politics in a low-life hypocrite, I might as well vote for the one that will do the least amount of damage to my liberty and culture.
I didn't watch the debate or whatever that was that happened Sunday night. It doesn't matter if Trump wins or loses. He is our WMD to destroy the corrupt, Orwellian UniParty. If you ever thought that the Republican establishment genuinely opposes the Democrat Party, you should now be freed from that illusion by the reactions of people like Glenn Beck, Paul Ryan, and John Kasich.
I don't know if Trump is a Christian or not. I am pretty sure neither Clinton is Christian in anything other than a cultural sense. Obama may believe in Jesus or not, but he is a cultural Muslim. What I do know is that Trump is not a choirboy. He has been married three times and almost certainly cheated on his first two wives.
Those of you old enough to recall the '90s may also recall everyone on the left defending Bill Clinton's antics as being just about sex. He was privately immoral but but a moral man when it came to public policy. That is to say, that Clinton felt it was important to force American citizens to do what he thinks is right even if it costs us a lot of money. Hillary Clinton is the same.
Maybe Trump is, too. Except Trump is not going to take away my guns or appoint new liberal justices to the Supreme court or open our borders to unlimited, unrestricted immigration from third-world countries or deliberately start a war with Russia.
Given the fact that everybody in politics in a low-life hypocrite, I might as well vote for the one that will do the least amount of damage to my liberty and culture.
"Given the fact that everybody in politics in a low-life hypocrite, I might as well vote for the one that will do the least amount of damage to my liberty and culture."
ReplyDeleteI am trying this argument with the wimmin folk at our house. My wife and daughter are having none of it. They are repulsed by his behavior towards women. Wife is voting Libertarian so that the libertarian party can stay on the Virginia ballot in the future (you need a certain percentage of the vote). Daughter is voting for that hag-thing. What can I do? She is in her early 20s and naïve. Young women should not be allowed to vote.
Unpleasant times these are. The upside is, the wife and I are paying much less attention to politics and world affairs. Frees the mind for what is important.