The Case For Insanity

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We bandy around the word insane, we call those who disagree with use crazy. But we have before us an executive crisis of worldwide proportions, bigger than politics or party and even of institution. Can we as a nation sit back and say, “Well yes, he’s insane but what can you do? To literally hand over the keys to the gates of hell to a madman so as not to look bad politically. These politicians who are playing chicken with a sociopath and think they know more about how the game is played than he does are fools. For as the President said himself, “If you're sick and tired of the politics of cynicism and polls and principles, come and join this campaign.”

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I was born and raised in Chicago in a liberal Democratic home my Grandfather was a labor union organizer my Father a Democratic district committeeman my Mother was an election judge. My earliest memories were of passing out Kennedy yard signs from (more...)

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