[democrats] In Their Frustration At Having Lost,

My Father Was Only Born Something Like 30 Years After The Civil War Ended, 35 Or 40. He Was Born Closer To That Than The Era In Which He Died. He Was Born In 1891, No Television, No Phones, Barely Any Electricity. He Wrote A Book To All Of Us That Was Really Just A Compilation Of The Letters That He Had Written Over The Years To My Grandmother When They Were Courting, In The Horse And Buggy Era. Everybody Said, "when Did You Have Time To Do This?" Relating Their Own Lives To His. He Said, "what Do You Mean, When Did I Have Time? This Is All We Did." There Was No Tv, None Of That.

It's Amazing When You See Something On T.v. For Years And Then You Go And See It In Person. It's Perspective Is All Different.

Really Think Hard About What You Want To Do, Because When You're Doing What You Want To Do Is Probably When You'll Be Doing Your Best. And Pray It Is Not A Hobby So They'll Pay You For It.

Young People Have Been Educated And Raised To Believe That That Aspect Of Our History Disqualifies America From Ever Being Anything That You Can Justify, From Ever Being Anything Great, From Ever Being Anything With Any Goodness In It, That The United States Is Forever Blemished.

People That Support Donald Trump Are Gonna Circle The Wagons Around Trump Even More So After This. This Isn't Gonna Cause Catholics Or Other Christians To Say, "oh, My God, The Pope, Oh, No, Pope Says Trump's Not A Christian. I Gotta Abandon Trump." No. It Isn't Gonna Happen That Way, I Don't Believe.