‘An embarrassing wreck of an insecure man’ is how former Republican conservative columnist George Will refers to Donald Trump.
I’ve never written this on my blog in those words.
I’ve called him a con artist, a pussy grabber, a racist Birther, a rogue, a hustler, a real estate grifter, a pathological liar, a buffoon with little nuance if any, a total human junk bond, a man with tiny little hands, but I’ve never necessarily described Donald Trump like the father of modern contemporary conservatism did in this piece in the Washington Post.
You’ll never hear a current Trump supporter ever cite George Will or William Buckley because either they don’t read or those sources won’t enable their views.
In fact Peggy Noonan, Tom Friedman, Mark Brooks, Kathleen Parker or any reputable columnists will never be cited as well.
Only the names Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity will come to their lips. All others are called RHINOs….Republicans In Name Only.
You’ll also never hear Trump supporters cite math, history, physics, economics, or science as important in deciphering their current views on the world.
Just the two freak show pundits…Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh.
You’ll also never hear a Trump supporter of late mention the names Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Bush 41, Bush 43, John McCain or Mitt Romney with anything resembling warmth or admiration.
But of course…there was the one exception when the human embarrassment by the name of Mike Pence compared this Donald Trump to Teddy Roosevelt in an obvious act of kissing the emperor’s ring.
This is what you get in states like Oklahoma who put little into their educational value system as states. It’s very simple if you doubt my word.
Simply google the bottom fifteen states in our country as per to what they take from the federal government to stay afloat and what they contribute to the U.S. Treasury.
Some lessons die very hard in places like Oklahoma when you never come to grips with the reality and correlation of education to long term success.
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