My dream of a Purple ballot for Governor came true Tuesday night. Both candidates on the fall ballot are not traditional party candidates. My hope is they don’t fall into the trap of party tribal warfare. They are both above that. It’s good for Iowa, and our Republic to have two people under 50, and basically no kids in college. The people who aren’t concerned with a place at any party’s table spoke last night. It’s a historic night. A tear-down-this-wall moment. Those wise enough to let it follow their choice of how the government will be run will see success. Those who don’t will become part of a past that the next generation is unwilling to be a part of. They know that the past has made it practically impossible for them to attain the same accomplishments of personal property and individual freedom that their parents and grandparents had. The two parties, and their slave like adherence to the will of the multinational globalist corporations, have caused this. UniParty: You failed America. Now get ready for the results. (Written while listening to the B52s)
- Tim Grover
What a sophomoric understanding of the nominees and of the political parties that brought them. You think either candidate was not concerned with a “place at the table” for their respective parties?! There is a wide difference between both parties and nominees. The GOP as imbued with human frailties and handwringers as it is, is light years more worthy than the Democrat Party as imbued with evil policies that it is. Two very different people sought the nominations from certain political parties meaning at the very least they are far closer to one than the other. The Republican Party is a start, the Democrat party and its candidates (anyone with anything to do with it or votes knee-jerk in support) is the abyss.
The idea of “slave adherence to multinational globalist corporations” is less Republican Party than the Democrat Party that would be worse in that its actual policies are essentially one-world government, open borders and the most draconian anti-family anti-western culture precepts. The parties are not equivalent in any stretch.
Rob Sand is not fresh air, he is in all essential matters a good Democrat which is like saying a “good German” with many of its implications. He is just another creepy Democrat who has come to perhaps more snakily implement Democrat policies. What major difference does he have with Democrat priorities?
Zach Lahn has been nominated as a good man to implement good policies consistent with the good Republican platform. Neither candidate is a primary change agent and in Zach Lahns case that is a good thing.
Roger Mall:the man has been Right consistently for many decades!