Hey, I couldn't help but notice you didn't address my earlier two posts. Maybe you missed them.
Because you are so worried about the moral values of children (as are we all!), I was wondering how you reconcile that with voting for a man who:
- forcibly and nonconsensually penetrated a woman's vagina with his fingers (which, just to be clear, would be defined as rape if it occurred today);
- is accused by no less than 26 women of sexual assault;
- committed adultery by having sex with a pornstar?
I'm sure you are able to provide an extensive, well argumented answer.
Why? Because of the fundraiser? I don’t think it’s gonna be as easy as some make it out to be but I still think he’ll drop out.
Sharrod Brown just called for him to end his campaign.
Hey, I couldn't help but notice you didn't address my earlier two posts. Maybe you missed them.
Because you are so worried about the moral values of children (as are we all!), I was wondering how you reconcile that with voting for a man who:
- forcibly and nonconsensually penetrated a woman's vagina with his fingers (which, just to be clear, would be defined as rape if it occurred today);
- is accused by no less than 26 women of sexual assault;
- committed adultery by having sex with a pornstar?
I'm sure you are able to provide an extensive, well argumented answer.
He just doesn't have an answer. Why? Because @Bjerknes is right. Dude is a hypocrite. But, most importantly, he lacks substance. It's just an empty box.
Once you treat politics like a team sport, you start actively voting against your own principles and your own best interest. Sadly that’s how politics is turning out across the world these days and it’s especially true in the US.
Once you treat politics like a team sport, you start actively voting against your own principles and your own best interest. Sadly that’s how politics is turning out across the world these days and it’s especially true in the US.
I think the US is exceptional to the degree this happens.
It's natural to feel part of a team, when you're regularly voting for a party that you seem to align with. In the US there are people who just want to vote for their side and just want to 'win'.
And this is without the cult aspect of it all. Obviously not all Trump voters are cultists. Not all see them as a demigod. But if you listen to the reactions of participants of the RNC, some definitely do.
Once you treat politics like a team sport, you start actively voting against your own principles and your own best interest. Sadly that’s how politics is turning out across the world these days and it’s especially true in the US.