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Jim,
Mark sounds almost depressed. I always enjoy his outrage, which is our outrage. He also thinks on a philosophical level where one can’t compromiise fundamentals, of course. It makes it hard for him to be enthusiastic about Trump’s mistakes about economics. Mark can only rail against corruption so much, but seems to push himself to be pro-Republican. I can’t blame him for looking four years ahead at what a Trump Presidency will accomplish.
So I do as you suggest, change the station when the depressed philosopher Levin says, “maybe I’ll join the Constitution Party...”. and mutters oh I don’t know what. His frustration is authentic.
I agree we need to cut the statists off this year, do or die. But, like Levin, my eyes are wide open to the mistakes Trump will make.
The biggest reason I am choosing Trump is that he SPEAKS FREELY WITHOUT FEAR OF ANYONE!! NO OTHER CANDIDATE REFUSED TO BOW TO THE GODS OF ANTI-FREE SPEECH!

Yesterday, Mark was trying to help Trump by pointing out that post Labor Day, Trump must stop going after minor issues. Trump needs to hammer the Hillary/Democrat Party on the big issues such as the mess of the economy, the military, foreign policy, destruction on purpose of the best medical system ever created on earth! The really big stories that capture every American’s interest.
Mark sounds hopeless because he doesn't see Trump getting laser focused yet. Perhaps Trump can win doing it tweet by tweet or big stadium speech that most never hear.
Mark made an excellent point: Trump reaches 100 million people whereas all of talk radio reaches so few. That is why Mark was trying to send Trump's people this message: keep Trump focused on the pain caused by the opposition and don't let up til the last vote is counted. Forget about her medical condition or Benghazi unless it is used to hammer home the big issue about “Are Americans secure and safe in our homes, bank accts, police depts., borders and from sword rattling abroad?”
Thanks Jim for reminding the board not to eat its own.
We do not agree with one another on all issues, such as religion or abortion, but this time we must vote against someone who is anti-Free Speech.
Good luck, and keep those voting machines honest!!
The Westerner