It has been said many times by better men than I that we live in a world that praises vice and condemns virtue.
Never was this more true than in a moronic editorial in the Huffington Post. Editorial writer (and idiot-in-chief) Will Newman condemns Mitt Romney as a presidential candidate because Romney has never been drunk.
This buffoon goes on for ages about how horrible it is for Mitt Romney to live by some sort of moral code, a standard of decency, yet he won’t condemn, for example, a serial adulterer like Bill Clinton who made a mockery of the highest office in the land.
Mitt Romney is a devout Mormon who does not drink. Despite a beer he tried as a “wayward youth,” he has never even had alcohol and yet he believes he can lead this nation. This is like someone who has never prayed believing he can be pope. It’s just not going to work.
What on earth does getting drunk have to do with running the American government; of being President of the United States of America?
Well, according to HuffPo’s moron-in-chief Will Newman… absolutely everything.
My point is that we are not a nation of emotionless go-getters. If Romney wants to stay sober, he can go be chancellor of Germany. We are a people, a flawed and scared and insecure and hopeful and occasionally triumphant but usually confused people who look pretty attractive at certain angles. And we need a leader who is one of us.
No, we need a leader that is better than we are, if only by a single degree. We need a leader who will help us strive higher in our own lives, not one who allows us to be content with sinking to his level.
We had that, a leader who is one of us, when Bill Clinton was in the White House.
What’s currently occupying that venerable office is a man who has never done anything but condemn Americans for being “too stupid” to get with the program. Obama’s program.
Americans are finally seeing through the veneer and teleprompter-induced mirage that is Barack Hussein Obama, and can finally see that there is nothing behind the mask.
America has had enough of flawed leaders.
It’s long past time for America to set the bar a little higher than a half-white university professor who looks half-black and has never held a real job in his entire life. It’s high time we set the bar higher than the American Apologizer-in-Chief who won the Nobel Prize for… well… doing absolutely nothing.
It’s time for America to elect a leader who has the qualities we ought to strive for. Honesty, integrity, and a good work ethic.
We haven’t had that in the past 4 years. We’ve had a president who believes playing golf is more important than attending security briefings; a man who apologizes to muslim murderers instead of defending America’s values.
If I want to emulate a drunken adulterer like Clinton I only have to walk down the street to find one.
If I want to emulate a blowhard who knows he is right and tells everyone at every opportunity like Obama, I need only walk down to the local bar to find one.
That’s not the type of man we want in the White House. We should desire the very best for the highest office in the land, not the same old crap we can get on any street in any city in America.
Shouldn’t we want, as President of the United States of America, a man who is strives for more than we do, who pushes himself harder and farther than we do? Shouldn’t we want a President who is marginally better than we are, if only in that he doesn’t get drunk every Friday night?
I guess we’ll find out the answer to that question on November 6th, won’t we?
I pray to God that America answers the question correctly this time…
Frank says
Why are you wasting your time and resources making comment on American politics and politicians. Both of these candidates are a worthless piece of dog excrement and the whole illusion of democratic elections in the US is to give the sheeple the false impression that they have a choice, they don’t.
Christopher di Armani says
By that measure Canadian elections are useless and there is no difference between Stephen Harper and Thomas Mulcair.
I for one do not buy that argument. Canada would be an unmitigated disaster under Mulcair, just as America is right now under Obama.
Romney may not be perfect, but who is? At least he’s got a moral compass that guides him and America will be far better off with someone who actually comprehends how to run a business in the White House than with the current Apologizer-in-Chief who doesn’t comprehend how to do anything but apologize to muslim terrorists and play golf.
As to why am I “wasting my time and resources” commenting on American politics… The largest part of my readership are Americans as are many of my friends. Besides, whatever happens in America will soon be coming to Canada. I’d prefer prosperity and success be next on the plate for us. That simply can’t happen with 4 more years of Obama.
Mischa Popoff says
Dear Sir:
I cannot fathom why Huffington Post editorial writer Will Newman is focusing solely on booze. What about the fact that Romney has never tried cocaine or pot? And don’t even get me started on LSD!!
Given his wealth of “experience” (as Jimi Hendrix so eloquently put it) with mind-altering drugs, Barack Obama is clearly the better man for the job!
Hail to the pothead-in-Chief!
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