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Last edited: Tuesday, September 29, 2020
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They are emperors without clothes, overweight empty-suiters, and those who are too self-absorbed to know their limitations. Still, they strut their stuff as if their place is at the head of the table surrounded by Nobel laureates and billionaires. They are unique in all the world these “stable geniuses.” They lie, they cheat, they steal, they dishonor those with grace, beauty, and dignity. They take without giving. They are unkind, uncaring, unknowing, intolerant, unloving, and unforgiving. They know nothing about achievements, or heritage, or logic, or science, or moral turpitude. They have earned nothing, yet they expect loyalty from us to them.

Who are these renegades from hell, these ignominious pretenders to the fruits of our labors? And why can’t we just shoot them and be done with them? Actually, it is worse than all that. There is only one of them, and he has 60 million brain-washed followers. Now, what is wrong with this picture?

Does the problem lay with him and them, or with us? Do our laws and our Constitution protect him and them from us, or us from him and them?

We have no time left for discovery, discussion, or debate; it’s all there in front of us—the lies, the swamp, the death traps. In order to recapture our sense and sensibilities, our honor and our dignity, we must vote in droves and in numbers far above the past. We must defeat Donald Trump and all his sycophantic political minions,  despite his loyal lemmings. We must : Vote. Vote. Vote them out of office, or block them from gaining office.

We can talk about draining the swamp, and putting up anti-defecation filters after we get rid of the poison, the filth, and the alligators.

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 29, 2020
That was quite a rant. When it happened, back in 2016, I saw the look on Trump's face and realized that he had made quite a bit of fun of the whole situation finding so many that liked his bombastic irreverent style, largely because they were afraid to act that way themselves. Preferred instead, as sheeple, to adore him and everything about him without question. It dawned on him that he was now President and would have to do what he said he would do.

In these last few weeks, I noticed him trying desperately to be more presidential and do the things that presidents do. But it is too late. United States can weather four years of a bad president. But unfortunately we have a precedent of term limitation for presidents that allow us every four years to change course. This time, thanks to articles like yours, we are ready to change course and go the right route instead of the route taken by the mistaken. They had their time and it didn't work. We could've told them that four years ago, but they didn't listen. They may not be listening now. But there's no way that they will prevail no matter what kinds of subterfuge they want to use.

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