Not All Political Prisoners Are Innocents.

Trump's Rise Is Troubling Not Just On An American Level But On An International Level.

I Live In A Country Where, At Least By My Sense Of Arithmetic And Justice, Al Gore Should Have Been President, Not George W. Bush. To This Day, John Kerry Probably Thinks He Won Ohio In 2004 Because He Had Suspicions About The Vote In Ohio. And, By The Way, Richard Nixon Had Suspicions In 1960 About The Vote In Chicago When He Lost To Jfk.

There Are Systemic, Painful Problems Of Globalization And De-industrialization That Cannot Be Solved With A Phone Call Or A Tweet Or An Angry Speech Or Trying To Isolate The Press And The First Amendment. Sooner Or Later, The Donald Trump Show, Which Is A Projection Of Strength And Authority, Will Have To Deliver To His Voters. And If He Doesn't, In Very Real Terms, If He Can't Supersede A Situation Where A President Cut The Unemployment Rate In Half, If He Can't Do Better, If He Can't Open Factories And All The Rest That He's Promised, Then I Think He's In Trouble.

Donald Trump Seems To Think It Is Within His Rights To Trample The First Amendment, To Disdain The Press, To Punish Protesters Or Flag-burners, To Ban Ethnic Categories Of Immigrants, And So On.

You Are Losing Out Because Mexican Rapists Are Taking Your Job.