October 1st, 2020
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Coverboy Pavel of Buffalo
Batshit Crazy
By Daddy
Las Vegas — Tuesday nights fiasco of two angry old men tossing spitballs on stage in front of the entire world reenforced in my mind that it's time to move on to the next generation of politicians. My rule of not voting for anybody >70 years of age seems to be vindicated. Which was a bummer until I did my usual review of the Nevada sample ballot.
In Nevada it turns out we have four count them, four candidates for President. A quick perusal of their bios revealed that while yes, three of them are in their 70s, it turns out that one of them is in her 60s. However, it appears that she's batshit crazy. While I was sleeping on it I realized that compared to Tuesday night, she has a better demeanor that either of the other two popular candidates.
So I started to look at her opinions in detail. It turns out that I must be batshit crazy myself. I tend to agree with her on most things. Her website is at a crawl today so I guess I'm not the only one looking at her positions on issues. Now mind you she's billed as an "Extreme Libertarian" but I wonder if it is possible that it's time for our Government to experience a "Hard reset?" I for one have thought so since about 2016.
I know that 47% ±1% of you think that a vote for a 3rd party candidate is a vote for Trump; and that another 47% ±1% think it's a vote for Biden. But the truth is that my vote is not a vote for either of the grumpy old men that were an embarrassment to the entire nation. If this is the best that the two existing parties can give us, we're in a lot of trouble and it's time for use to move on to younger parties.
I laid down for a nap at noon and the next thing I knew it was four. So we've rescheduled today's task is to pick up my CROW boot to next Tuesday. I must really have need the sleep as I feel much better!
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