dennis2146 wrote:
Have I ever considered...You bet I have but only every day. America's political scene is no longer just between the President, Congress and We the People. Hasn't been for a long time. Facebook, Twitter and other computer sites owned by Billionaires who support generally speaking the Left side of the aisle have all contributed their ideas of Liberalism to the scene. They have generally shut down much of Conservative speech, calling it hate speech. Of course they are not the government so they can get away with that and no violation of the 1st Amendment. Basically said, in many of our most popular speaking arenas Conservative speech is not allowed.
President Trump made many accomplishments for America. Yes he was rude, crude and socially unacceptable while doing so. On the other hand, even many Democrats are beginning to recognize Biden is not the man they wanted to be President. He has basically, in my opinion, bumbled, stumbled and napped his way through his first term in office. His most support was cancelling a number of things Trump supported. Yes, the Left cheered when he allowed 2 Million illegal aliens to cross the border into America. Of course those actions being highly illegal doesn't bother the Left in the slightest. The fact the SCOTUS ordered Biden to go back to the way Trump was handling illegals made no difference at all. The fact that someone in America, the taxpayers, have to feed and take care of these 2 Million people makes no difference to the Left. They just tell themselves the government, who has nothing, will take care of it.
Great post. Thank you.
Dennis
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You say you consider it every day, yet you immediately launch into a biased diatribe. The point of the post is that politics is irrelevant, they serve as a distraction for those who are reallly running the show.
I knew from the start Biden was not the man I wanted to be president. I also knew that I wanted Trump even less, and that under the current structure it was a binary choice.
I think the only thing we are going to agree on is that we disagree almost entirely on the problems and the solutions. My point is that none of it matters. Anyone who actually gets close to the real situation ends up like Khashoggi.