Wobbling Towards The Final Days
The final days of an election that has brought nothing but dishonor to the concept of Western democracy are mercifully coming to a close.
This Tuesday, after sixteen shameful years of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, America will choose whether Charles Manson or Bonnie and Clyde will be their next Dear Leader.
Either choice bodes ill for America, the world and democracy.
Millions who consider both Trump and Hillary to be unworthy of public trust will not be taking part in this farce. They have been disenfranchised by two psychopaths.
After almost an entire generation of disgrace, American democracy is wobbling off a cliff.
When one begins to wonder whether this democracy might soon be replaced by something else, it is not unreasonable to consider just what might replace a Trump catastrophe compared to what might replace a Clinton debacle on the world stage.
This Tuesday, after sixteen shameful years of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, America will choose whether Charles Manson or Bonnie and Clyde will be their next Dear Leader.
Either choice bodes ill for America, the world and democracy.
Millions who consider both Trump and Hillary to be unworthy of public trust will not be taking part in this farce. They have been disenfranchised by two psychopaths.
After almost an entire generation of disgrace, American democracy is wobbling off a cliff.
When one begins to wonder whether this democracy might soon be replaced by something else, it is not unreasonable to consider just what might replace a Trump catastrophe compared to what might replace a Clinton debacle on the world stage.
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