I am less concerned with someone being an outsider than with someone being effective. If you want an outsider, vote for damn near anyone. Donald Trump, for instance.
It is silly to have to prove you are an outsider. More important that you show you can reform this broken system of ours. If you have to understand what's broken to fix it, maybe in insider would be best.
Dubya, with all the "insider" money and lobbyists lining up behind him, hoping he can win so they can get their coveted access to power, and thinking we won't notice that he isn't qualified or talented enough even to speak without notes, offends the thoughtful populace.
I started out liking George, well enough to want to listen to him and give him a fair shake. I have, by now. I don't like what I see. And the more I see, the worse it gets. He is smug, insincere, arrogant, and not willing to do the hard work it takes to serve this country as president.
Lastly, Al Gore will eat him alive.
Respectfully,
Harry |
