The Bull In the China Shop vs. the Slick Politician


So last night's debate showed the clear choice and ultimately it will depend on what the American people want in their President. The brash asshole who gets things done or the polished politician who will go-along-to-get-along and never get anything done.

Here is a great example from Breitbart of how the concomitant politician will respond while being confronted by his own questionable activities. Once confronted with the report that his son received millions of dollars from the wife of the Mayor of Moscow he responded as Hillary responded when she was confronted about deleting emails and destroying cell phones, she responded with the statement "That has been debunked".  


We know now that Hillary's folks did delete emails and did destroy their cell phones. Democrat politicians have the luxury of the liberal media who will cover for them with articles questioning legitimate reporting that might hurt them. This gives them the ability to say "it's been debunked". It is this kind of things that the American people were sick of and voted for Trump. Obviously from last night's performance Trump doesn't really care what people think.

So the choice here is clear, do you want the brash asshole who gets things done as the economic numbers have proven or the slick politician who has used his "public service" in government to enrich himself and his family.



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