At the beginning of this election cycle there was a general sense of “good things are coming”. Perhaps it was merely a tiredness with Obama and his socialist ideological combat. Perhaps it was a sense that now we just might have a chance to grow the economy and get an overall better standard of living. Perhaps it was the rather large contingent of young politicians who were vying for the brass ring.<\/p>\n
The party has dragged on. Jeb attempted to pre-empt the others with money, an old establishment trick, and Bushes are nothing if not establishment. So if you can just collect an apparently insurmountable pile of cash, you will win.<\/p>\n
Didn’t work that way. The younger crowd wasn’t so impressed with the cash, and Jeb’s overall lack of fire and aggression didn’t play well anywhere. No one was impressed, and though he struggled mightily to show he could “do the job” – much as Kasich has since – people just didn’t seem to think he even knew what the job was.<\/p>\n
And then came Trump. Like a W.C. Fields, he arrived on the scene and began making the comments most people thought ought to be said. He raised the issues people actually worried<\/i>\u00a0about. And he was unafraid.<\/p>\n
It was refreshing. It was delightful to be once again able to speak to the issues without some faggot claiming you were racist, homophobic, mysoginist. Most of us know we’re not, and these are real issues that need to be discussed.<\/p>\n
And yet here we are, with Trump on the verge of winning the republican crown, and things just seem – unsettling<\/i>. No one specific thing. No one specific complaint. No one clearcut problem. But somehow Trump does not seem the right choise. Yet there is no other.<\/p>\n
So once more the blah’s. Depressing.<\/p>\n
At the beginning of this election cycle there was a general sense of “good things are coming”. Perhaps it was merely a tiredness with Obama and his socialist ideological combat. Perhaps it was a sense that now we just might have a chance to grow the economy and get an overall better standard of living. Perhaps it was the rather large contingent of young politicians who were vying for the brass ring.<\/p>\n
The party has dragged on. Jeb attempted to pre-empt the others with money, an old establishment trick, and Bushes are nothing if not establishment. So if you can just collect an apparently insurmountable pile of cash, you will win.<\/p>\n
Didn’t work that way. The younger crowd wasn’t so impressed with the cash, and Jeb’s overall lack … Continue reading