1] Stop writing stupid stuff down. Nobody has even hinted that whoever "interfered" was in any way creative.
2] Stop trying to fight dirty campaigns. Stop playing up to media needs for more food fights for sales.
Try
1] Transparency.
2] Fighting the campaign on the issues. If you actually believed in what you promote, it would be even easier.
Interesting thing happened at the Dripping Springs ISD board meeting on Monday. A petition with 529 signatures was submitted to the school board in support of a transgender 3rd grader who attends Walnut Springs Elementary School.
Okay, the Russia thing was funny. "Omigod the Russians hacked the DNC database and discovered everything the DNC hid from the American people!" Thus concludes the tragedy of Hillary Rodham Clinton, who almost became an American feminist icon by marrying into her husband's business.
I apologize if this piece has been posted already in the discussions, but I think it raises some basic, strong questions about the hysteria over the leaks, or hacks, or culprits.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/dec/13/putin-trump-electi...
They will never learn, apparently. This is the outfit that thought Hillary was a great candidate. This is the outfit that thinks their elite are only elite-sounding. This is the outfit that thinks Russia excuses them from all their unforced blunders. This is the outfit whose House Leader Pusillanimous Pelosi says the democratic party doesn't need to change--it just needs a better messaging system (as if the MSM and Fake News weren't enough).
The following is a true story. I know. It happened to my wife and I, and I bore witness to all of it. Especially, the "down and dirty, beat me with a rusted tire iron till I bleed out" parts of the tale. Pinky swear. Cross my heart and hope to die. Etc.
Fortunately, I have a Russian Imperial flag at hand, so that should go down reasonably well.
The neighbours and I are scratching our heads when it comes to cooking. Borscht is about all we can come up with. I have some Russian tea, so that should help.
For drinks........ well, we've gone with the obvious and stocked up with various vodkas. Hopefully, the invading forces will find something they like. Anyone know any good wines from the Crimea?
It's been a very long time coming, and President Obama's Justice Department tried its best to prevent this day from happening, but an American court will finally get to decide on whether the invasion of Iraq was a war crime.
