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Dear Guests:

The world we live in is complicated and many of us in trying to cope attempt to bring it down to the most common denominator. sometimes we succeed. sometimes we fail. Old saws, old sayings old maxims help guide us.

This Political forum is replete with rants rage and useless taunting. Its unfortunately a sign of our times. Its destructive and hence not productive.
Its a loss of civility. A loss of cognitive skill sets needed for problem solving

And so in the expression posted on this thread ( Ban Trump!) one should make a check list of the positives of Donald Trump and the negatives. This exercise should be repeated for each candidate.

To paraphrase a Bible verse "You will know a man by his deeds"

Any objective individual will know that the negatives far outweigh the positives when it comes to Obama and his Administration. I truly wish it were not so for after all one has to be very foolish to wish otherwise.

As to Trump . His accomplishments are many. I do not like the fact that it was married multiple times but he seems to have managed it well and his kids all seem to have grown up with little scarring.

Some view his bombastic nature as bad while others like the fact that he is open and honest. they like that he is aggressive unless of course your the one in his sights. He is rich but he is owing to no one.

I am still very undecided as to whom I will cast my vote. However it is very clear that the Democrats do not have a viable candidate as much as they try to make it true. I take no satisfaction in saying that because it is a loss to us all.

Unfortunately the roster of presidential hopefuls in my view reflect
the decline of American values, etc. We all know that is true because privately we strain to find a candidate worthy of this office.

Obama set the bar so low that voters get a false positive when making comparisons. Where are the Washington's the Lincoln's , the Truman's the Reagan's . While no president is perfect thee were all good men voted in when America needed their guidance and did more good than harm

Personal Best Regards:

To quote a famous Korean war hero, Co. Sherman T. Potter, "BULL HOCKEY!".

Ah yes, old Harry Morgan, the wife beater.
Morgan was charged with abusing his wife, after a beating left her with injuries to her eye, foot, and arm. Prosecutors dropped the charges after the 82-year-old actor completed a six-month domestic violence counseling program.

Are we to suppose there is a point to this little ditty?

I didn't bring up his quote. Was there a point to the quote from his TV persona?