In 1992, political advisor James Carville propelled Bill Clinton into the White House with the simple directive, “It’s the economy, stupid.” How clever Carville was. Those words are still reverberating in the slimy bellows of political rhetoric.
Over seventy million voters still ride on the Trump train. Wow! Seventy million. While I dance in the streets with the other voters who celebrate Biden’s bullet-dodging defeat of the Donald, we cannot plant this wilted wreath of greenery on our crown and call it a victory
The problem is WORDS! Big, bad, ugly words in the American lexicon. I am often asked by my more liberal friends, “How did our country come to this?” My answer is that it’s been a long game that has been in the works for generations.
On my Facebook page the other day, a guy named Clint posted a picture of himself in overalls, sitting on the back of a truck, with the title: I AM TIRED. “It is time for me to vent,” he said. “Please allow me to share my thoughts with you!”
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