When you have a sore winner can less be expected of the
loser? Donald Trump began his strange odyssey by warning his own party
to treat him right, or else. Even now he speaks of a "rigged system"
bent on his destruction. Persecuted even in triumph.
The absence of grace has been the centerpiece of the
Republican circus. And Mr. Cruz, no stranger to antagonizing virtually
everyone with whom he has contact, is a natural fit for the role of town
cry(er).
As for Mr. Sanders, whining is not a natural fit, and his
less truculent being will likely soon be evident as the last embers of
hope burn out.
Campaigns are most often ugly, each one seeming in the
moment to redefine the depths of the process. But to lump the Democrats
and Republicans in the same cesspool is to do a grave disservice. For in
the end, as it was in the beginning, Mr. Trump alone has truly made
America grate again.
3 comments:
How many days until you are allowed to be published again?
This is a winner (no pun intended)!
G
Between the non committed delegates and the Super delegates I am learning of our non democracy.
T
The Democratic Party is not a democracy. Nor is it meant to be.
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