Narrow-minded
lack of inclusion from the right is a huge turnoff. Extreme social positions
aren't helpful, either. I understand they are pro-choice, but please don't
force those views down my throat, thank
you. All they have to do is stay away from abortion clinics and allow
others to make their own choices.
When
I skim online articles, I often read comments left by other readers. The
hateful rhetoric is simply astounding. Seething resentment seems to be the
norm, which was in evidence long before the presidential election took place.
It's difficult to imagine a sane person shooting off such vitriolic drivel.
As
for pundits on television, the over-used phrases during the election season I
hope to never hear again are "double-down" or when someone peppers their
commentary with "at the end of the day…"
And
if it comes down to this, I say good riddance:
The
various states need at least 25,000 signatures before their petitions can be
submitted to the Obama administration for consideration. However, their ludicrous
intent simply verifies right-wing irrationality and state of denial.
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