Katieanna, I understand your thoughtful intention and appreciate your comments. However, we must always choose what “hill” we are willing to die on....
I have absolutely no doubt that you understand the grievous state our country finds itself in. Because of the critical nature of this election we must look past The nuances of disagreement that we may have with a certain candidate and focus on the bigger issues. Yes, family is a huge issue… But if you cut off your hand because the glove is too tight… What if you gained?
Sometimes it helps if you keep your focus on the finish line… There is going to be an election in November… Someone is going to get elected… Trump is the best we have… Make our peace with it and “begin” to steer our great country back to where we know it should be.
.... I am married to a wonderful woman… I have eight children… But do you know something, none of them would be “perfect” as president of United States...lol
.... To tell you the truth, I believe I wouldn’t even be happy with “me”… I would probably second-guess some of my decisions too!
.... It’s time to coalesce behind Trump… Is he perfect? No… But he’s the one we’re bringing to the dance… And he is the best hope for the next 4 to 8 years to right this capsized ship...
I’m reading you post and seeing your tagline and failing to correlate the two. Anyway, you mentioned what hill you will “die” on; and my assertion is that when choosing foundation principles, you don’t die. That’s the whole point. I do not accept that wanting a nominee who can properly delineate public restrooms (as well as control his mouth and emotions) is asking for perfection.