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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 6165488" data-attributes="member: 24302">I vote for whoever is likely to do the best job.&nbsp; Because the Democrats have gotten so far out in Left field, and there hasn&#039;t been a decent third party option since Ross Perot, that means hopefully the Republican nominee has got his head on straight.&nbsp; Whatever his personal failings Trump has demonstrated he knows how to run the country from a business and national security perspective.&nbsp; But rather than get behind him and support his efforts his enemies are looking for anything to derail him.&nbsp; You may not consider yourself an enemy but you&#039;re sure glomming onto the same silliness.&nbsp; Is it just a game to you?&nbsp; George Soros backed a bunch of Democrat district attorney candidates with serious money.&nbsp; Nationwide with those districts representing about 60% of the population of the country.&nbsp; And they came into office with a clear mission.&nbsp; They refused to prosecute for many crimes.&nbsp; They rescinded bail requirements and put serious criminals right back on the street after being arrested.&nbsp; This led to a huge spike in crime including murders, rapes, armed robberies.&nbsp; This demonstrates the wrong thinking that the Democrats from the top down are trying to permanently install.&nbsp; The Trump administration has recently told a number of cities, especially NYC, that they need to clean up the crime or lose Federal funding.&nbsp; This is the kind of leadership the country needs right now because people who very much hate the country are trying to take it over.&nbsp; So imo this isn&#039;t some game where we try to find ways to screw our leadership.&nbsp; If we don&#039;t start backing them when they are trying to do the right thing then this country will truly never be great again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 6165488, member: 24302"] I vote for whoever is likely to do the best job. Because the Democrats have gotten so far out in Left field, and there hasn't been a decent third party option since Ross Perot, that means hopefully the Republican nominee has got his head on straight. Whatever his personal failings Trump has demonstrated he knows how to run the country from a business and national security perspective. But rather than get behind him and support his efforts his enemies are looking for anything to derail him. You may not consider yourself an enemy but you're sure glomming onto the same silliness. Is it just a game to you? George Soros backed a bunch of Democrat district attorney candidates with serious money. Nationwide with those districts representing about 60% of the population of the country. And they came into office with a clear mission. They refused to prosecute for many crimes. They rescinded bail requirements and put serious criminals right back on the street after being arrested. This led to a huge spike in crime including murders, rapes, armed robberies. This demonstrates the wrong thinking that the Democrats from the top down are trying to permanently install. The Trump administration has recently told a number of cities, especially NYC, that they need to clean up the crime or lose Federal funding. This is the kind of leadership the country needs right now because people who very much hate the country are trying to take it over. So imo this isn't some game where we try to find ways to screw our leadership. If we don't start backing them when they are trying to do the right thing then this country will truly never be great again. [/QUOTE]

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