Soon we’ll be receiving early ballots for the presidential election. There are serious choices to be made on all levels of government, a real trifecta; national, state and local. This is a “wow” to deal with.
Let’s take a look at the presidential election; we have a real change candidate in Donald Trump and an highly qualified, experienced candidate in Hillary Clinton. Trump exemplifies everything we wished for after the last two administrations. A real opportunity for change from the top down; the West Wing, the relationship between the White House and Congress, bloated bureaucracy, etc. etc. etc. Then we have stay the course; otherwise known as Same O – Same O.
How’s that working for us?
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Phil Gaziano
Soon we’ll be receiving early ballots for the presidential election. There are serious choices to be made on all levels of government, a real trifecta; national, state and local. This is a “wow” to deal with.
Let’s take a look at the presidential election; we have a real change candidate in Donald Trump and an highly qualified, experienced candidate in Hillary Clinton. Trump exemplifies everything we wished for after the last two administrations. A real opportunity for change from the top down; the West Wing, the relationship between the White House and Congress, bloated bureaucracy, etc. etc. etc. Then we have stay the course; otherwise known as Same O – Same O.
How’s that working for us?
We could forgive a few email missteps by our former Secretary of State if she didn’t compound her misgivings by sanctioning the sale of 25 percent of our uranium to Russia in a deal created by a Canadian company who also paid Bill Clinton an enormous fee for a speech, or accepting huge fees from Goldman Sachs and other investment firms while refusing to disclose the substance of those speeches to we the people.
Do we really think that they paid her to berate them? A deal is a deal. How about Bengasi? A mistake compounded by a terrible lie to parents of fallen heroes; unforgivable. To say that Secretary Clinton does not have the resume of experience to be President would be untrue; she lacks the judgement, integrity and/or credibility for the position. The more she is exposed, the more troubling the issues.
Donald Trump may not be the perfect candidate, he’s just the best choice in this election.
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