Apathy is the enemy of the republic. The 2016 primary election has become the ultimate authority on all things blunderous in America. And in our inspired states of distress, this republic has become a playground of vicious raptors with an audible malcontent. It’s ugly. It’s bizarre.
It’s fucked.
And it matters not what field of international political relationships that you’re in - if you’ve been paying attention, then your stomach is likely doing somersaults right now - and has been since well before August of last year.
I’m an independent. A centrist. Just left of center, actually. I do not prescribe to the philosophical banterings of any political party in the United States of America. But this election… these primaries… have led me to believe that there is at least one party to which I might place my bets on in the coming decade.
Not because this party is more popular, but because those who have been chosen to represent this party seem a far cry more savvy of America’s representative image beyond its borders.
This would be the Democrats. They just seem more like real human beings to me.
That is not to say that the Democratic party is an ideal organization to lend my misguided idealism, but I feel - through the aide of factual information - that with either of the two democratic nominees in the Oval Office next year, the United States will be a more secure, and more peaceful nation.
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