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To: PGR88
"America is ruled by spoiled children."

We did it to ourselves. Continually holding our noses to vote for the lesser of two evils, just to keep the seat Republican. All we did was enable and perpetuate the problem, and brought us to where we are today. After January 6th, I am no longer a registered Republican, and I would rather sit home on Election Day, than cast a vote for someone with an R behind their name, that I know won't be good for the country. If I'm alive next year, I'll vote for Trump. If he's not on the ballot, I'll write him in, and if there isn't anyone in the future who I deem acceptable as a Presidential candidate, I will continue to write Donald Trump's name in.

59 posted on 08/13/2023 11:02:47 AM PDT by mass55th (“Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.” ― John Wayne)
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To: mass55th
Humanly speaking, this system is irredeemably corrupt. The Republican Party is at most only less corrupt then the Democrats. Let's look at an example: Marion County, Kansas. This is a county that voted almost three to one for Trump in 2020. Republicans have carried this County in every presidential election since 1940. Even Barry Goldwater carry the county by 10 points in percentage. No one would mistake the politics of Marion County with those of Seattle or Boston. Yet the sheriff of Marion County staged a raid on a local newspaper on what appears to be hearsay with the use of a warrant obtained from a local judge. If this sort of legal terrorism happens in a place that fits Jason Aldean’s song, “Try That in a Small Town”, you know we are dealing with a system that only fervent prayer can take down.
61 posted on 08/13/2023 11:18:33 AM PDT by Wallace T.
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