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To: SeekAndFind

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“This incessant clamoring by voters and punditry for better “leaders” and more “leadership” is one of the most unsavory, dangerous, and un-American tendencies in political discourse.”

The clamoring he describes dates back to the election of our second president, and this idiot calls it “un-American”.

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“In contemporary American parlance — and maybe it’s always been this way — a “leader” typically describes someone who will aggressively push your preferred policies. How much do Americans really care about what this aggressiveness entails?’

It has generally been the American attitude to for a president to aggressively push policies that will preserve the nation. Historically, Americans have never demanded a dictatorship to accomplish this, and believe it can be accomplished without a dictatorship.

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“If a president alone can transform America, then something has gone terribly wrong with the system.”

As Sarah Palin said, the president should seek to preserve American, not transform America. That is why Trump is where he is; he seeks to preserve it.

This guy wants to sound like Paul Revere, but he reasons and writes like Joseph Goebbels. His bottom line: to show your purity, shut up and let your betters choose your president.


35 posted on 12/25/2015 8:17:41 AM PST by odawg
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To: odawg

This guy wants to sound like Paul Revere, but he reasons and writes like Joseph Goebbels.
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Yes, he’s a faithful minion of The Ministry of Propaganda.
They are paid by The Cheap Labor Express.


75 posted on 12/25/2015 8:35:08 AM PST by Lurkinanloomin (Know Islam, No Peace - No Islam, Know Peace)
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