Before Donald Trump entered our nation’s political scene, this level of ignorance of American/world history (shown at left) would have disqualified a candidate from the White House just as assuredly as his own personal death. Before this time, to be the butt of jokes from junior high-schoolers would not have played well, even in the MAGA parts of the nation.
Now, of course, huge portions of voters don’t know that the events of 1775, 1812 and the 20th Century didn’t happen all at once.
Let’s accept that all our votes count the same. When it comes to our elections, intelligent and knowledgeable people have no advantage over the illiterate.
This country may get through this stupidity. Or, more probably, it will not.
Is her point that there are countries that are even more repressive to women’s rights?
Does anyone disagree with that?
The words at left may seem obvious to you and me but realize that we live among tens of millions of people who are completely desperate to cling onto their beliefs that Trump is an honest and effective servant of the American people, however contrary to the evidence this may be.
As shown here, there actually have been world leaders who were deeply honorable people.
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