Let's recap. Mock and Daisy hold the position the mere fact that a book is written making claims they long believe are true - that the Donald Trump is unfit to be President, namely that he is ignorant, won't read even one page summaries of issues, has the temperament of a 6 year old child, constantly lies, doesn't have the attention span to sit through many meetings, and may have declining mental faculties - makes them more supportive of the President. Seriously?
Sadly, many Trumpers hold the same position as Mock and Daisy. They know Donald Trump is not fit for office, yet they support the President enthusiastically because no one makes liberals madder than Donald Trump. The welfare of the country, our safety and security, as well as survival of American democratic institutions, take a backseat to party tribalism.
Donald Trump isn't the problem with my party, but rather a symptom of the problem. The problem is those in the GOP who put their blind angry and hatred of the other side ahead of doing what is in the best interests of the United States of America. My Republican Party needs to be better than that.
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I’m glad you finally woke up. Now when are you going to admit the Catholic Church is a terror organization?
The ideas of decentralization, subsidiarity, nullification, and (dare I say) secession are much more important. The focus needs to turn away from an Imperial President. The fixes start at the school boards, city councils, and neighborhoods. Hopefully Trump teaches everyone the Presidency itself is much too powerful.
In his own book entitled Burn Rate, Wolff admits to manufacturing stories !?! In a recent interview, he acknowledged to Meghan McCain that he included "off the record" conversations in his book. While people should know better than to engage in "off record" conversations with "journalists;" it's pretty sleazy & doesn't bolster Wolff's Jack Sparrow "credibility" where he seems to suggest you can "trust" him because he's admitting his lies...
The Chicks are funny & do a fine job articulating limited government opinions in perhaps different, cultural tones.
Let's look at CCC "Republicans" support of an accused Council President & the "leadership" involved in their perception of power over principle "coup."
Pete,
Let's say that 80% of what Wolff writes about in the book is completely made up. (Highly unlikely mind you.) The 20% that is true should be alarming.
The reason Wolff's book is taken so seriously is precisely because what he is saying isn't new. Pretty much everyone who has been around Trump says he's not intelligent, won't read, acts like a child, etc. These aren't new. Even Trump's own supporters say that about him.
Hey people, What about this?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2018/01/12/smoking-penalties-er-fees-premiums-on-the-poor-how-states-want-to-shrink-medicaid/
This article presents some serious issues that are flying under the radar.
Pretty funny to notice how the Indianapolis radio scene was recently altered with Garrison being dumped and all these new and old
"players" being found and financed. None of them are really worth listening to in my opinion. There is a whiff of commonality about them.
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