Quote of the Week...from Donald Trump

Little pencil-neck Adam Schiff.  He's got the smallest, thinnest neck I've ever seen.
                                                           Donald Trump, President of the United States of America

The above quote capsulizes why I will NEVER vote for Donald Trump for president...for that matter, not even for neighborhood poop-scooper if such an ignominious office ever existed.  Here is a standing president with all the responsibility, power, and authority which that important, historic office entails, repeatedly stooping to his comfort-zone level of schoolyard bully...I know because the low-lifes at my old school bus stop used to tag their targets with derogatory, demeaning nicknames...and the spineless kids around them, wanting to ingratiate the bullies, would repeat the insults.  Much like the grinning, nodding, cheering crowd of "adults" assembled behind Trump as he delivered the above quote to them at a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Thursday evening, March 28th.  You see, Adam Schiff is the Democratic chairman on the House Intelligence Committee and as such represents oversight and political opposition to our president, who through a number of statements has revealed his authoritarian tendencies as well as his open admiration of dictators worldwide...Trump has often described his political opposition as treasonous, even when Democrats didn't applaud some of his statements at the last State of the Union address before Congress.  The sad fact is that on some issues I happen to agree with our president, and on others that the far left in the Democratic Party have espoused I find myself I bit taken aback by their extremeness.  But serving as president of my United States of America is more than political ideology or even personal intelligence...character is involved here as well.  It's one thing that Richard Nixon, Lyndon Johnson, and other presidents during their tenures would personally deride others in private conversations with confidants...it's entirely something else for a president to use the bully pulpit of his office to vociferously, publicly rally others to his hate-filled and offensive words targeting individuals who may have rubbed him the wrong way.  Ideology and issues fade in contrast with this president's disgusting behavior and attitude...it's a complete embarrassment to have him as my leader.  Donald Trump gets his fair share of criticism in the media, some of it personal...so did Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and so on.  There are established professional insulters on TV and radio like Stephen Colbert and Rush Limbaugh, some on the left and some on the right, who can engage in political tit-for-tat verbal scuffles and defend or attack the president and his opposition...Mr. Trump, who may have been received 62 million votes in the 2016 election, nevertheless represents the interests of all 300+ million of us... and does not need to be wallowing around himself in the mud. Then again, that seems to be what he likes doing the most...