You Can Have My Vote

Last night, instead of sitting at home and watching the televised Republican debate between hopefuls for the presidency, none of whom will win because the fix is in (again) for Biden and so who cares, my husband and I forked over $250 for the second time to see a local production of a smashing broadway show ("Something Rotten!") we saw just four nights ago, and I'm considering going again. So if you do the math, that's $500 we spent on pure entertainment, the old-fashioned kind that makes you laugh out loud and happy to be alive, unlike last night's debate which surely would have done the opposite.

Plainly put, I am sick and tired of politics and all the would-be "leaders" who, once in office, don't do what they say they'll do while they're out there vying for the job. Lest you forget, Barack Obama campaigned on the promise that he would close GITMO, the Guantanamo Bay detention camp used for housing captured enemy combatants and is considered by some to be inhumane, ON DAY ONE OF HIS PRESIDENCY, yet it's still open and his two terms in office are long over.

Most politicians are clearly people who did not get enough love and attention from their parents when they were children so they seek it from strangers as adults, all the while pretending they can solve the world's problems which they rarely, if ever, do. At this point I would vote for anyone who could get Vladimir Putin murdered and end the war in Ukraine. Until then, don't bother me with false promises made by a bunch of egotistical narcissists.