Once Said

Once you say something, it is not easy to take it back or explain. Our Democratic candidate has chosen his running mate. During the debates she did not speak highly of him. She accused him of being a racist and a sexual predator. How can she now stand next to him and smile as she says she will stand beside him to win the election? Is she a liar or a two faced self serving woman?  Think about that for a moment. If she is this way before the election, how will she be after it? Will she promise America one thing and then do a 180 degree switch? Will she say low taxes then raise them or promise good medical coverage (as our 2008 president touted) only to make the coverage appalling? People with medical coverage from large employees or unions did not live the hardship of "affordable care". They had no idea how expensive it was. People on affordable medical care paid more than what the union workers paid per month, for less care. Is it better to be an abrasive person who has done more good for America than any other president or a snake oil salesman who looks good and then does a bait and switch? Can you call someone a xenophobe for closing a border during a pandemic and then say a virus was not handled correctly? Can you hide yourself away in your basement and criticize those fighting in the forefront? Look at the facts. The economy is the best it has been since 2016 and is rebounding back quickly after devastation. We have the best trade deals, instead of being the dumb country paying billions in taxes. Nancy P is quoted to have said "China would love Joe as president". ( I actually saw the interview with my own two eyes). Of course they would. They would get back the billions they paid us for the last four years. They would overpower him and take control of our economy once again. We had been a safe country until the democratic cities allowed violence and unrest. I fear for America if they "drink the Kool Aid" and revert back to the slick ways of the former leadership, who lined their pockets with the hard working American's dollars.