Foreign Born Political Observer on JEB!

CONVERSATION WITH SELF 

Will I be a witness to JEB Bush being elected as President of the United States in November 2016? 

No doubt, it will be a history in the making.  Imagine that, the third to become president from the Bush Family.  Just awesome! 

JEB! should ignore but assimilate what the media, polls and pundits are talking about.  They love the bombastic and politically incorrect Trump because he's such a clown.  Seriously, he's all talk and plain living his own reality show.  With his bankruptcy records, four times, America will be in deep do-do.   Dr. Ben Carson, although he's black, voters will not vote for him because he's a Republican and not a Democrat.  Do you really believe America is ready to elect another black president after the failed presidency of Obama? I can give you a lot of examples.  Young upstarts like Rubio and Cruz have no experience in domestic and foreign policies.  Well, in the famous words of Judge Marilyn Milian, "Stick a fork in me, I'm done!"  Be gone you all, except JEB! of course.

Yessiree! I'm done, the CNN debate was another big joke.  Instead of talking about the economy the questions were about some cockamamie thing.  How stupid was that?!  Another debate is coming in cheesehead town of Milwaukee, WI.  Whatever the outcome, my unsolicited advice to JEB! is do not be discouraged because you're just validating their idiotic and pathetic opinions.

One thing is for sure, folks.  If JEB! is not the GOP presidential nominee by April 2016,  I AM NOT VOTING!!! 

And you can bet on that.

  



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Democrats
having lost the presidential election of 2004 are in deep depression.  I
know the feeling very well and I do really feel their pain.  When Bill
Clinton became the 42nd president in 1992, I was so deeply disappointed.  I
was walking around feeling low and depressed for few days.  I asked
myself then how a man of questionable moral character be elected by the American
people?  It's the Baby Boomer versus the
Greatest Generation.  As a foreign
political observer looking from the outside but with deep insight and gut
feeling I was not surprised at all in Clinton being elected.  The
mainstream media manipulation, the constant political spin by the Clinton
people and the one fatal blow by the spoiler Ross Perot contributed to
the defeat of Bush 41.  Like in a love triangle, there is no proven winner
in a third-party system like what happened in the 1992 election.  I prefer
the two-party system for it's simpler and the choice is clearer.  The
Clinton Administration turned out to be wrought with scandals - the "Bimbo
Eruption", Whitewater investigation, Lewinski sex scandal, suicide and
suspicious plane crash of Ron Brown. The historic Lincoln Bedroom became the
rumpus room of Hollywood celebrity guests instead of the common people. 
After the 2000 election, Hollywood stars such as Alec Baldwin, Barbra
Streisand and Jessica Lange perpetuated such division with their vicious
attacks and with so much hate that infected their fellow celebrities like Susan
Sarandon, Whoopi Goldberg, Ben Affleck, Dixie Chicks, Bruce Springsteen and
many more.  It made me double my effort to fight them by not going to their
movies or buying their albums.  One proof is a tremendous backlash to their
own candidate.  Yesterday, I was watching The
Insider ( WCIU Chicago 5 & 7 pm CST )with handsome host Pat
O'Brien.   In their post-election survey poll, 57 percent said
Hollywood celebrities did not help Kerry at all.  The defeat of Kerry
and Hollywood elite is what I call reversal of celebrity justice. 
Love, not hate, conquers all!

T he Democrats, especially the bug-eyed woman
Senator Nancy Pelosi from California, ought to learn the 4 Stages of Grief in
losing the election.  It's how I, as a Republican, survived the
90's....

• Denial or Shock - Upon hearing
  the news that a favorite candidate has been defeated it is normal to react in
  a state of shock.  A feeling of unreality occurs.  You may feel as
  if you are "going crazy" or you may cry a lot.  Both of these emotions
  are normal processes as you grieve.  Keep in mind that crying is an
  emotional and physical release and therefore is a healthy outlet. **
  Joel 2:12
  
• Anger or Resentment - 
  Blame or resentment can be directed against American Republican voters, God,
  campaign managers, volunteers, supporters and anyone we think could have done
  more.  Sometimes the blame is even directed at the candidate/s who
  lost.  We ask ourselves, "Why didn't our guy win?"  We are angry
  with everyone, because life just isn't fair.  The reaction is to be
  expected.  This cry of frustration should be accepted and respected by
  those who are helping the losers to cope.  **Matthew
  11:28-30
  
• Guilt -  We are not always as kind or thoughtful as we
  would hope.  We may feel bad about not having done enough to help the
  candidate of our choice.  We need to forgive ourselves and accept that we
  are only human.  **Romans 15:5
  
  
• Loneliness -  Feelings of loneliness and fear come from
  losing an election by your chosen candidate.  It is good to reach out to
  other people even hugging a Republican and vice versa for help and
  support.  Know that life goes on and we all have to move on.  The
  holidays can be difficult too.  There are different ways to handle the
  holidays.  One way is to volunteer your time to others and contributing
  to charitable organizations dedicated in providing food and shelter to poor
  people of third and fourth world countries.  **Jude
  1:21

4 is a magic number for Bush 44 in
the history making election of 2004.  4 more years to reach out with one
another - both the Democrats and Republicans.  He's been given another
chance to try as a uniter and not a divider.  It's all up to the Democrats
and for them to say, "Shall we dance?"

                                
" It's better to have tried
and lost, than never to
have tried at all."

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