01-26-2017, 11:39 AM
It is alarming that people are so upset over somebody they don't actually know!
If the election is talked about in a serious sense, then it's the level of serious political
decisions of a President that should be discussed.
Donald Trump is seen as a egocentric buffoon, a rich businessman who says he can
make his country great again and has a strange haircut.
Is the external appearance of a politician so important to the people they're supposed
to represent?! Seriously, how would you perceive a person who votes for a candidate
based on his-or-her appearance?
Did -in general, people's lives improve under the Obama administration?
Was it deemed that Hillary Clinton would continue and add to that assumed
improvement if she'd been elected?
Could a seventy year-old man who has no political history be able to gather together
smart people who can unify, financially improve lives of the majority and bring a
confidence to the country in regards of well-being and defence?
Whether that person has a vagina, boasts that in his past he had touched those body
-areas, vomits lumps of lung-butter into a glass on stage or accepts monies from other
lands deemed dubious by the media, I think that if that same person enhanced the
situation they came into in and in a serious manner, then that's all that is required
from them.
Of course, that doesn't mean we shoud extol the virtues of someone who brings joy
into the masses lives and eats kittens off-camera, but that's what mainstream media
is for... so you don't find out!
(Take a look at the shrouding of JFK, Nixon's and Bill Clinton's pastimes!)
Barrack Obama once said:
"Take off your bedroom slippers. Put on your marching shoes... 'Shake it off.
Stop complainin'. Stop grumblin'. Stop cryin'.
We are going to press on. We have work to do."
But...
Martha N. Johnson, head of the General Services Administration, fired two top GSA
officials and then resigned herself after it was revealed that $822,000 had been spent
in Las Vegas on a four-day training conference for 300 GSA employees.
SOURCE:
And there's many more -by both parties.
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The recent election has brought out those of us who believe the superficial is important
and I would suggest it's those of us that think the the large letters on the sign are more
relevant than what the words say -should take another look at what leadership is all
about.
In Trump's case, we don't know enough yet.
If the election is talked about in a serious sense, then it's the level of serious political
decisions of a President that should be discussed.
Donald Trump is seen as a egocentric buffoon, a rich businessman who says he can
make his country great again and has a strange haircut.
Is the external appearance of a politician so important to the people they're supposed
to represent?! Seriously, how would you perceive a person who votes for a candidate
based on his-or-her appearance?
Did -in general, people's lives improve under the Obama administration?
Was it deemed that Hillary Clinton would continue and add to that assumed
improvement if she'd been elected?
Could a seventy year-old man who has no political history be able to gather together
smart people who can unify, financially improve lives of the majority and bring a
confidence to the country in regards of well-being and defence?
Whether that person has a vagina, boasts that in his past he had touched those body
-areas, vomits lumps of lung-butter into a glass on stage or accepts monies from other
lands deemed dubious by the media, I think that if that same person enhanced the
situation they came into in and in a serious manner, then that's all that is required
from them.
Of course, that doesn't mean we shoud extol the virtues of someone who brings joy
into the masses lives and eats kittens off-camera, but that's what mainstream media
is for... so you don't find out!
(Take a look at the shrouding of JFK, Nixon's and Bill Clinton's pastimes!)
Barrack Obama once said:
"Take off your bedroom slippers. Put on your marching shoes... 'Shake it off.
Stop complainin'. Stop grumblin'. Stop cryin'.
We are going to press on. We have work to do."
But...
Martha N. Johnson, head of the General Services Administration, fired two top GSA
officials and then resigned herself after it was revealed that $822,000 had been spent
in Las Vegas on a four-day training conference for 300 GSA employees.
SOURCE:
And there's many more -by both parties.
.........................................
The recent election has brought out those of us who believe the superficial is important
and I would suggest it's those of us that think the the large letters on the sign are more
relevant than what the words say -should take another look at what leadership is all
about.
In Trump's case, we don't know enough yet.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.