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Bostondevil wrote:I have no safe places. My mental health demanded that I find somewhere to let loose. I thought people around here would be understanding of my need to blow a gasket. I guess I was wrong. But, point taken, I don't need to do it again.

Our long national nightmare is almost over - tomorrow is Election Day. It is taken for granted that both candidates for President are flawed, but I beg to differ. One candidate is flawed; the other is unqualified. Mr. Trump's words, actions, career, and proposals clearly demonstrate he is unfit for elected office. We won't rehash his many personal and temperamental flaws here. Just as importantly, his "platform" consists of ignoring laws and contracts, weaseling on financial obligations, and bringing legal action against anyone who does business with him. While these are profitable tactics against the people who paint his casinos and put roofs on his buildings, it's no way to run a country built on higher ideals. He has no idea how to create jobs, either; the man went bankrupt running a casino! (How is that even possible?!?)

Mrs. Clinton is superior to Mr. Trump ethically, intellectually, professionally, socially, and emotionally. Thanks to the thorough due diligence of FBI Director Comey and multiple Congressional investigations, we can now rest assured that no e-mail crime or conspiracy took place, and the sloppy IT technical procedures used at the State Department will not be possible in the Oval Office. While I don't agree with all of Mrs. Clinton's past decisions or actions, her experience puts her in better position to lead the country than Mr. Trump and I for one am willing to give her that chance.

For my Republican neighbors whose conscience is giving you heartburn about Mr. Trump - guess what, your conscience is right - listen to it and act on it! To my Republican loyalists who will always vote a straight ticket, you need to make some changes in the nomination process to prevent another Presidential disaster like this one and get people like me who have voted for Republicans in the past to consider doing so again. Please. Thank you.

DukePA wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:OK, so, I was wrong. I didn't get better until Thursday. But you can still delete this.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:OK, so, I was wrong. I didn't get better until Thursday. But you can still delete this.

Eh. Probably not.

I'm hoping that now that he isn't campaigning, he'll govern more to the center than the far right. Just as I had hoped Hillary would move to the center and away from the far left.

ArkieDukie wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:OK, so, I was wrong. I didn't get better until Thursday. But you can still delete this.

Eh. Probably not.

I'm hoping that now that he isn't campaigning, he'll govern more to the center than the far right. Just as I had hoped Hillary would move to the center and away from the far left.

That's what I'm hoping as well.

Bostondevil wrote:OK, so, I was wrong. I didn't get better until Thursday. But you can still delete this.

Very Duke Blue wrote:I'm trying, still, to get better. The Serinty Prayer helps me.

windsor wrote:

Very Duke Blue wrote:I'm trying, still, to get better. The Serinty Prayer helps me.

I have been politically involved for a while but it's increased exponentially in the last week... from accept the things I cannot change to do everything I can to change the things I cannot accept.

Very Duke Blue wrote:

windsor wrote:

Very Duke Blue wrote:I'm trying, still, to get better. The Serinty Prayer helps me.

I have been politically involved for a while but it's increased exponentially in the last week... from accept the things I cannot change to do everything I can to change the things I cannot accept.

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