Except this isn't true Puck. I think the President is very open to criticism, it's just people in their criticisms are freaking retarded. I apologize if that is crude, there's literally no other way to say it.
Example: Jeff Sessions as AG. Sessions is a freaking dinosaur, a man that thinks civil asset forfeiture is sound policy, and that the War on Drugs is effective. He got the job solely because he was the first establishment politician to bend the knee, even before Fatso Christie. These are all legit, and fair criticisms.
So of course, Democrats ignore all of that, drudge up discredited testimony from 1986 and scream racism.
Glenn Greenwald is an example of an "establishment" media personality that I follow and enjoy. Highly critical of Trump. But making the correct criticisms.
As far as Trump losing to a sock puppet, fair enough. Good thing for him then, that a sock puppet is way more competent then the supposed picks coming out of the left for 2020 including the previously mentioned Fauxahontas, and Cory Booker.
Tulsi Gabbard is someone who I disagree with a lot in terms of economic and social policy. She's also a political rockstar that IMHO especially with a centrist VP pick (Jim Webb for example) would decimate Trump in a general election. I don't think it'd even be close. So of course, as punishment for being a principled politician and speaking out during the whole fiasco where the DNC literally rigged their primaries at the expense of Old Man Sanders, she's now seen as a turncoat and a traitor.
I look forward to bringing her name up four years from now when Democrats after running an establishment whore like Booker for no other reason then his skin color ( I voted for him for Senate on the basis that its impossible to establish a positive record in Newark and he should be afforded an opportunity in the Senate. He has done ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to reward my vote) have absolutely zero idea how Trump won re-election.
I can't see him winning re-election at this point and my comment on sock puppet, was obviously just a joke, as the democrats would never make such an informed choice, not in a million years.
freak it, since we are admitting voting mistakes, I voted Obama the first go around strictly because McCain picked Palin. I couldn't believe and frankly still can't, out of the myriad of people to be VP, she was his top choice. The second she opened her mouth I was like, WTF?
I was 100% voting for McCain. Now mind you, I know VP has nothing to do with running the day to day of the country. However, nothing can convince me a person that made that poor of a choice for VP, would be a good President. Anyway, if I could take back that moment in the voting box, I would probably write in Alfred E. Neuman.
Put it this way, the Presidents since Reagan are getting worse and worse, almost in that direct order. Although, I would say Obama and Bush #2 were equally disastrous, with Georgey ahead by a nose or behind, as a tad worse.
To be honest, I am absolutely tired of the polarization of political thought. The majority of
smart Americans is somewhere in the center. Yet we continually get excrement on by both parties like the middle class is some kind of toilet. I can't think of one candidate from either side that would be palatable right now. I really think we need another party or two, get term limits and start taking back our Country from the whores. That just won't happen.
