The approach nowadays to one's political opponent

[patrickt]

Me, I'm going to the Bunny Ranch in Nevada. At least the screwing there is consensual.

And many of us have to pay for the screwing we get from Washington.

[pjohns]

""My opponent has some very good ideas; but it seems that he may fall short in this particular area."


Give me one "very good idea" from Joe Biden.

Well, I think it would be a very good idea if he did not run again.

But he has already stated that he will do so.

Seriously, I just prefer--much prefer!--a gentlemanly approach to politics over a bare-knuckles approach to it.

That is why I much prefer the late George H.W. Bush to Donald Trump (not necessarily on the issues, but as concerning their respective personalities).

[pjohns]

Yep.

Well then, I suppose that we will just have to agree to disagree.

(Although I really am wondering if you count yourself among the majority who are--supposedly--"more easily animated by angry rhetoric than by an appeal to serious thought"; or if you consider yourself to be above that.)

[Call_me_Ishmael]

Well then, I suppose that we will just have to agree to disagree.

(Although I really am wondering if you count yourself among the majority who are--supposedly--"more easily animated by angry rhetoric than by an appeal to serious thought"; or if you consider yourself to be above that.)

Don't forget those who are animated by their selective cut and paste of mainstream media.