Wake up America
It seems in today’s culture there are no absolutes, no black and white, no right or wrong, and to stand up for old fashion values is not politically correct. The P C crowd are all up in the air as to which toilet to use. I don’t know any females that are rushing for the mens room, on the other hand, those that question their gender and I might say the male perverts of today are beside themselves to have the ladies room available to them. Have we lost our “cotton picking” minds. What happen to common sense about those ideas.
A little political commentary:
The establishment of the Republican party are chasing their tails over Trump train. What is wrong with “making America strong and great again”? I never was a big Jeb fan; two Bushes were enough. He carried too much baggage from his kinfolk, even though I supported the last two. But not supporting the winner is sour grapes. Did Laura really say she would rather see Hillary as president than Trump? Kathleen Parker’s article in The Dispatch May 8, 2016 was titled What happened to supporting the winning nominee of one’s party? As far as Mitt or McCain whining, what are they bringing to the table? It surely is not a presidential victory. All I can say is get aboard, the Trump train is leaving the station.
If you want more of the same “ole same ole” support the other ticket.
“Make America great.” That sounds good. Being proud of America sounds good.
Last call! All aboard!
God Bless America.
Lee Roy Lollar, Jr.
Columbus
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