I was watching a video game live stream from earlier this year, when the two hosts started talking about their student council experiences. One of the subjects they touched on that applies to politics in general was campaign slogans, and their effectiveness. That made me consider the campaign slogans we hear today, and ones from the past.
Well, it's not like I have a lot of respect for Nate Silver but I do find this bit amusing:
9. What would keep me up late at night if I were Clinton?
You mean, other than the fact that the election keeps getting closer every time I look?
The goal of this essay is to discuss Trump and his criticism of Hillary, Obama, and Bush's Middle East Foreign policies. In response to the following essay I wrote a comment, which several people suggested I turn into an essay.
Clinton vs. Trump. Which is the lesser Evil?
When I've weighed the downside risks of each of these choices, Hillary stands out as the far greater risk of the two.
The threat that we could elect President a shallow, egotistical grifter whose career can be credited entirely to his father's success and could engage us in a multi-decades war, crush the economy while siphoning the national wealth off to his crony friends and set American jurisprudence back 50 years doesn't scare me.
I've lived through it once already. #GWBUSH
I really must pooh-pooh this notion that Donald Fucking Trump has any real possibility of winning the election.
I did use to believe this may have been a real squeaker of an election, that with the long-standing Hillary Derangement syndrome on the Right. It just seemed that maybe he would turn out to be somewhat competent.
I don't fear a Trump presidency. I'm told I should, because he is the reincarnation of every evil humankind has ever birthed upon the land, and to let him become president would bring about an end of world scenario worse than anything we could ever imagine.
Or, from those who aren't Clinton supporters: he's a racist that would set the US back several decades.
