Don’t Be like the Man Who Married His Mother-in-Law

American Thinker ^ | August 21, 2016 | Clarice Feldman

[Kaslin]

There’s a strange story out of India in the Daily Mail about a man who divorced his wife to marry his mother-in-law and now regrets his decision and is trying to undo it.

In a way this reminds me of conservatives whose preferred candidates lost the nomination and now as NeverTrumpers are making the election of Hillary more possible. It’s a variation of the song “You Can’t Always get What You Want”, but instead of the next line being “but you can sometimes get what you need”, it reads, “but you can get what you don’t want or need”. In this case, Hillary Clinton, the most corrupt politician in U.S. history, a decision impossible of reversal or even to hold in check once done.

If you are torn about the Republican voters’ choice of nominee, but still unhappy about the notion of Hillary, America’s nightmare mother-in-law, winning (and certain that the independent candidates are no better and, in any event, without a chance) here are some writers whose views may help you overcome your reluctance to cast the vote for Trump.

1. The Claim That Trump’s Just Not Presidential

(A) He’s More Presidential than Obama or his designated successor Hillary

While Hillary and Obama vacation on Martha’s Vineyard, there’s been a disastrous flood in Louisiana and a large humanitarian crisis as people's homes and possessions are destroyed and aid difficult to get to those who need it,

[ViLaLuz]

I know a guy who dated a mother and daughter for years. He finally married the mother, but years late divorced her to marry the D-I-L. With her he had a couple kids (he’s old enough to be their grandfather), and they’re still married, but he continues to see the mother on the sly. Mother is kind of cuckoo, she accuses the other daughter of trying to steal him away. The other daughter is disgusted by him. He’s a real creep and the whole family is strange.

[Hulka]

Who gets to pick and pack the Supreme Court? Hitlery or Trump (Trump shared his picks, and they are all vetted through the Federalist Society and Heritage).

Keep in mind what truly is in play in this election: Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court,Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court,Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court,Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Supreme Court, etc. . .