Joe Bagadonuts
Well-Known Member
I feel like both sides of the political spectrum are defined and dominated by their most extreme members. I believe the vast majority of Americans are much closer to the middle, but it is the extremes who are constantly guiding and defining the debate and the agenda.Which parties front runner candidate for president is making xenophobic hateful comments on a nearly weekly basis?
I'm pretty goddamn sure the Donald isn't running as a Democrat. That **** plays on the right. It doesn't on the left. I wonder why...
I'm right of center and I despise the actions of right wing extremists. I wonder if people on the left feel the same way about the extreme left.
I think there is an awful lot of anger on the right. They are tired of watching as this country is driven in a dramatically different direction than they believe it should go. Trump's appeal is that nobody owns him. He is not beholden to some PAC, and the fact that he says whatever comes into his mind proves it. It's been a long time since we've seen a presidential candidate like that. Unfortunately, despite the positives of not being in anybody's pocket, he is absolutely not the leader this country needs. He is flawed in so many ways, and as a leader he would become so out of control because of his gigantic ego. He would be more than an embarrassment. There's a very good chance he would create major problems.
I wish Mitt was a choice. Given the options we do have, I'd pick Rubio.