So I working a couple writing projects and had to take a few minutes away to free write in order to get the juices flowing. You know what I mean, it is when you are stuck, but not really dealing with writer’s block. You just write about whatever is on your mind and then you go back to the task at hand. Just as it crossed my mind to do this, an article on Donald Trump popped up stating that Republicans should not take him lightly.
Ok, I can’t help but acknowledge that last time America elected someone too politically inexperienced to run the nation, we got an activist-in-chief that has driven the nation to the brink of destruction whose only “defense” was to blame Bush for enacting the same policies that he actually voted in support of. The reason we got an activist is because that is what gave political birth to Obama. An activist goes against the will of the majority by nature. Obama was no different; he smuggled his hidden agenda to disable constitutional rights into the White House while his inexperience led to him failing the American people by fostering foreign policy over domestic responsibility. The reason so many activists fail to progress to the spotlight is because their ideology defies reason in ways that the masses cannot accept. Politically, they tend to move in anti-American directions. Obama was very big in Socialist political circles. He was raised to believe that the rich were the reason the poor existed and that the failings of the individual was not the fault of the individual if they were under privileged. Thus, he has implemented unconstitutional legislation that even liberal courts are ruling against, he has stated directly to the American people the he would seek to undermine the U.S. Constitution through the development of ad hoc legal teams, he has even stated his disdain for the Constitution because it hinders government’s control over the people. Of course his die hard supporters will never openly admit this, but it is all true. It is for these reasons that his popularity has slipped and never recovered in the manner in which previous president’s polls have. Those whom remain loyal are an ever shrinking breed of denial absorbed, closed mind minded Obamites whose strongest defense of Obama criticisms has been relegated to, “he’s president, so deal with it.” How pathetic and sad.
And now we have Libertarians suggesting to Republicans that they not dismiss Trump’s candidacy? I take pardon to this for a couple of reasons with the first being the obvious. Obama is an abysmal failure in part because he simply does not yield the experience to be a competent Senator let alone President. Despite this, we will advise inviting in a similar recipe for disaster? Amazingly stupid from so many different perspectives. Then there is the almost stereotypical Republican agenda Trump presents as a base on which to consider him. When you listen to the man, there is but one original concept he brings forth; we will get to that in a minute. This is concerning because his lack of originality suggests an ulterior motive. Again, we can look back to 2008 and see the exact same thing. Nothing original shielded a hidden agenda that is all too clear today. Do we really need that again?
What Trump does bring to the table in terms of originality is the ideology to run America as a business. He commented on The View that he is willing to use our troops to generate national revenue. Though we can question the conflicts we are currently involved in, a nation with the correct financial resources would be considered to deploy our troops to so they can advance their agenda in directions which could not be in the best interests of America; and we would help them do it because our troops in this case would be transformed into international mercenaries. Not wise.
What Trump undeniably brings to the table that should not be taken lightly is Trump himself! Think about it for a second. Trump has dismantled aspects of Obama in weeks that elected Republicans failed to do in three years! People get wrapped a little tight about the birth certificate issue for some reason, but Trump is actually the first to elicit a direct response from Obama himself on the issue. This is what the media is for, but the Obama administration has essentially silenced the media from reporting on the topic from a negative perspective. (Much of which has been through direct threats). When comparing this to Republicans in office, the difference is quite distinct. Republicans have simply fallen victim to this perversely distorted perspective of political correctness. Boehner stated that if Obama says he meets the constitutional eligibility, then he believes him; of course he left room for interpretation in his comment - but where are the balls? (Deeply hidden in the Republican ass by raw, ram-rodding, strong shoulder gripping, hard pounding Democrats - if you do not want the quandary to be a rhetorical one.)
What this means is that Trump will not be silenced because it is nice thing to do. He has gone on the attack with a vigor those currently elected to office have long since abandoned. He took from his own pocket to deploy his own investigators to dig up a deliberately hidden from public view Obama past and now states how he will shock the nation with early findings of his own investigation. Why would this have to be a private initiative? Those whom have supported Obama simply did not and do not care enough about America to ensure the individual who is leading the nation is worthy of doing so. He was elected fully knowing he was somewhat of a ghost. If you have nothing to hide, why hide it? He has hidden because it is disparaging in one way or another. Some defend this hidden past because they feel it is not the public’s business to know. If you want to lead the public, you submit yourself to being within full view of the public. Part of that is being judged by the public - that is voting is; public judgment. To judge appropriately and fairly, the full spectrum of the individual must be delivered forth unto the people. In hiding your past, you present forth, not yourself, but who you want them to see you for. Thus, fair judgment cannot be passed.
Trump has refused to settle in the same manner in which Obama supporters have and even Conservative elected officials have; and that is a good thing. What is sad is that Trump can completely dismantle Obama and his life of lies and deception single handedly. The people have failed and those elected by the people to protect the people from such atrocities to democracy and freedom have failed. What is worse, Trump has demonstrated that if he has a goal, he can be more American that the entire system of Americanism of the last four years when Obama entered the national scene. However, Trump’s previous silence should demonstrate that his newly found interest is generated by a specific motive and that in and of itself should at least raise an eyebrow. Perhaps it is simply that he has identified the failing of Americanism that has resulted in the Obama presidency and realizes that is someone like Obama can with the highest seat in the free world, he can as well. The best way to defeat Obama is to do what all others are too cowardice to do to and take Obama head on. Let’s face it, we treat Obama in very gentle terms and conditions as if he is an American charity case; and that is wrong.
Trump has some usefulness to the American people. Unfortunately, that usefulness is to correct the epic failure in the collective American political culture that has allowed Obama to be. We must however, determine as responsible individuals if Trump’s purpose for the American people and political usefulness spans beyond that of correcting our wrongdoings.
Ok, I can’t help but acknowledge that last time America elected someone too politically inexperienced to run the nation, we got an activist-in-chief that has driven the nation to the brink of destruction whose only “defense” was to blame Bush for enacting the same policies that he actually voted in support of. The reason we got an activist is because that is what gave political birth to Obama. An activist goes against the will of the majority by nature. Obama was no different; he smuggled his hidden agenda to disable constitutional rights into the White House while his inexperience led to him failing the American people by fostering foreign policy over domestic responsibility. The reason so many activists fail to progress to the spotlight is because their ideology defies reason in ways that the masses cannot accept. Politically, they tend to move in anti-American directions. Obama was very big in Socialist political circles. He was raised to believe that the rich were the reason the poor existed and that the failings of the individual was not the fault of the individual if they were under privileged. Thus, he has implemented unconstitutional legislation that even liberal courts are ruling against, he has stated directly to the American people the he would seek to undermine the U.S. Constitution through the development of ad hoc legal teams, he has even stated his disdain for the Constitution because it hinders government’s control over the people. Of course his die hard supporters will never openly admit this, but it is all true. It is for these reasons that his popularity has slipped and never recovered in the manner in which previous president’s polls have. Those whom remain loyal are an ever shrinking breed of denial absorbed, closed mind minded Obamites whose strongest defense of Obama criticisms has been relegated to, “he’s president, so deal with it.” How pathetic and sad.
And now we have Libertarians suggesting to Republicans that they not dismiss Trump’s candidacy? I take pardon to this for a couple of reasons with the first being the obvious. Obama is an abysmal failure in part because he simply does not yield the experience to be a competent Senator let alone President. Despite this, we will advise inviting in a similar recipe for disaster? Amazingly stupid from so many different perspectives. Then there is the almost stereotypical Republican agenda Trump presents as a base on which to consider him. When you listen to the man, there is but one original concept he brings forth; we will get to that in a minute. This is concerning because his lack of originality suggests an ulterior motive. Again, we can look back to 2008 and see the exact same thing. Nothing original shielded a hidden agenda that is all too clear today. Do we really need that again?
What Trump does bring to the table in terms of originality is the ideology to run America as a business. He commented on The View that he is willing to use our troops to generate national revenue. Though we can question the conflicts we are currently involved in, a nation with the correct financial resources would be considered to deploy our troops to so they can advance their agenda in directions which could not be in the best interests of America; and we would help them do it because our troops in this case would be transformed into international mercenaries. Not wise.
What Trump undeniably brings to the table that should not be taken lightly is Trump himself! Think about it for a second. Trump has dismantled aspects of Obama in weeks that elected Republicans failed to do in three years! People get wrapped a little tight about the birth certificate issue for some reason, but Trump is actually the first to elicit a direct response from Obama himself on the issue. This is what the media is for, but the Obama administration has essentially silenced the media from reporting on the topic from a negative perspective. (Much of which has been through direct threats). When comparing this to Republicans in office, the difference is quite distinct. Republicans have simply fallen victim to this perversely distorted perspective of political correctness. Boehner stated that if Obama says he meets the constitutional eligibility, then he believes him; of course he left room for interpretation in his comment - but where are the balls? (Deeply hidden in the Republican ass by raw, ram-rodding, strong shoulder gripping, hard pounding Democrats - if you do not want the quandary to be a rhetorical one.)
What this means is that Trump will not be silenced because it is nice thing to do. He has gone on the attack with a vigor those currently elected to office have long since abandoned. He took from his own pocket to deploy his own investigators to dig up a deliberately hidden from public view Obama past and now states how he will shock the nation with early findings of his own investigation. Why would this have to be a private initiative? Those whom have supported Obama simply did not and do not care enough about America to ensure the individual who is leading the nation is worthy of doing so. He was elected fully knowing he was somewhat of a ghost. If you have nothing to hide, why hide it? He has hidden because it is disparaging in one way or another. Some defend this hidden past because they feel it is not the public’s business to know. If you want to lead the public, you submit yourself to being within full view of the public. Part of that is being judged by the public - that is voting is; public judgment. To judge appropriately and fairly, the full spectrum of the individual must be delivered forth unto the people. In hiding your past, you present forth, not yourself, but who you want them to see you for. Thus, fair judgment cannot be passed.
Trump has refused to settle in the same manner in which Obama supporters have and even Conservative elected officials have; and that is a good thing. What is sad is that Trump can completely dismantle Obama and his life of lies and deception single handedly. The people have failed and those elected by the people to protect the people from such atrocities to democracy and freedom have failed. What is worse, Trump has demonstrated that if he has a goal, he can be more American that the entire system of Americanism of the last four years when Obama entered the national scene. However, Trump’s previous silence should demonstrate that his newly found interest is generated by a specific motive and that in and of itself should at least raise an eyebrow. Perhaps it is simply that he has identified the failing of Americanism that has resulted in the Obama presidency and realizes that is someone like Obama can with the highest seat in the free world, he can as well. The best way to defeat Obama is to do what all others are too cowardice to do to and take Obama head on. Let’s face it, we treat Obama in very gentle terms and conditions as if he is an American charity case; and that is wrong.
Trump has some usefulness to the American people. Unfortunately, that usefulness is to correct the epic failure in the collective American political culture that has allowed Obama to be. We must however, determine as responsible individuals if Trump’s purpose for the American people and political usefulness spans beyond that of correcting our wrongdoings.
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