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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
The party of NO and the party of YES ...
It ain't over 'til the ''fat lady sings."
Watch the point spread after the debates that will mark the final run for the money.
Hillary was the strongest choice of the Democratic party and Trump the strongest choice of the current Republican voter coalition.
The are a lot more people trying to share the finite resources of this world -- you cannot turn back the hands of time.
Neither is a very promising choice IMHO ... Remember, FDR led this country out of the Great Depression and through WWII with leg braces and from a wheelchair. So, I discount these tenuous health claims from both sides. Hillary and Trump are almost the same age and would probably live out 2 terms in office easily. Neither has great leadership qualities nor any exemplary intellect that I can see. |
You see it as the Yes and No people. When in fact, it's those people's reality. Could it be true that life was better 50 years ago, that our kids face bigger problems than we did, that people are sick of multiculturalism being forced on them and that trade agreements have led to the loss of millions of decent jobs?