[TheRealThing]

I concede the point in general terms with the following qualifier. Much the same as world history can be divided by the birth of Christ, in my view, our culture and consequently American history can be divided in before and after terms by the Clinton presidency. America is like the frog that got slowly boiled because the water temperature was increased so gradually. Daily life of 2021, if seen through the eyes of a man living in 1965 would seem nightmarish and chaotic. But because the changes have come about relatively slowly, we have stayed in the stew. Albeit in spite of the fact that with very few exceptions, the news has had us shaking our heads every day.

But the point is as I am sure you would agree, many of the people of past couple of generations see the world differently than you and I do Hoot. As I said, the media managed to talk them out of accepting the obvious successes of the Trump Administration in favor of misinformation and mischaracterizations of the current events which happened right before their eyes. They've been indoctrinated, or strong-armed, or shamed into submission by goofy profs who are slave to a geopolitical agenda that was disproven as recently as WW2, to the point where they can no longer distinguish truth from lies for themselves. They are told what to thing and how to vote. And I don't think they will recognize the truth until disaster manages to hit them over the head. Therefore I do not share the optimism I hear on FOX for the 2024 election.