![]() We can’t do anything for anyone if we don’t start there and then acquire more power.” ![]() ![]() I’m with James Carville when he said: “We have one moral imperative, and that’s to beat Donald Trump…Right now the most important thing is getting this career criminal who’s stealing everything that isn’t nailed down – out of the White House. And worse, our candidates are simply whistling past the graveyard when they say that they can deliver on their policies. What we face in November is an existential threat, not an argument about who gets which puppy. And that’s why we’re all starting to sweat bullets.ĭemocrats are literally preaching to the choir when they should be annihilating the opposition. That’s why the same four at the top essentially poll the same. These debates don’t offer meaningfully different ideas these are the same ideas spoken by different people who want to be president. If a truism could be microscopically dissected into its component parts, we’d be looking through a microscope at the current Democratic debates. It is the same wish-list we’ve had since FDR. So, why are the Democratic candidates arguing about access to healthcare, the nuances of socialism versus capitalism, revolution, income inequality, taxation, gun control, corruption, and the scourge of billionaires? They describe with certainty what is known to all as the classic Democratic Party Bucket-List. We all agree that defeating Trump and Trumpism is our primary goal on November 3, 2020. If Bernie Sanders were Brad Pitt, we’d be living in a workers’ paradise. Brad Pitt could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not get arrested. Obama was Brad Pitt, and so was Ronald Reagan. He fits all the criteria: he’s a liberal who telegraphs empathy and humility he looks lived-in, signifying experience he always plays the affable good guy, so he knows morality like the back of his hand he voted for Obama and supported the ACA and he never has to pay for sex and never will. If Brad Pitt decided to run for president on the Democratic ticket, he’d win. Moral: We have to remember that what we observe is not nature in itself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning.” – Werner Heisenberg, 1958 The first blind elephant felt the man and declared, ‘Men are flat.’ After the other blind elephants felt the man, they agreed. After arguing they decided to find one and determine what it was like by direct experience. “Six blind elephants were discussing what men were like.
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