trust

We're getting used to it. 

There is no decision yet, and I'll get into why I'm in a quandary but for some reason my DNA allows me to separate the actions from the issue.  I trust people who say what they mean and do what they say.  Even people I totally disagree with, at least If they are trust worthy then I know where I stand.

I hated his policies and we're now paying for Ronald Reagan's stripping of regulations and shrinking the workforce responsible for enforcing the regulations we still have.  Think lack of meat inspectors.

But I trusted Ronald Reagan.  We knew what we were getting.

I do not trust President Obama to say and do the same thing.  After all, what he says is "Just Words".  It's his actions that speak volumes.

Way back in the early days of this "historic" administration, February, the administration said they would boycott the upcoming Durban II meetings due to the outright Israel bashing and other issues in the primary document.

But now it is ages later and we hear rumblings that we may attend the conference afterall.

Because I've posted too many final arguments to count.  Almost one for every primary.

My closing argument forgets everything else, all the crap we've thrown at the wall but wouldn't stick to teflon. 

We empathize; we've been there, where you are. It is not a good place; it's filled with too many unanswered questions. Please,  for our collective good, move on. We have work to do, and we need you standing with us. Hear us out; this is a Call to Principle.

Remember in November that the neo-Dem elitists have used the lethal weapons of misogyny, ageism, and race-baiting to conduct their would-be coup.  If they win as a result of these tactics, it will empower them to continue in the same vein. They will get worse, not better. Join us in stopping them.