There is no such thing as common sense when insanity is considered wisdom.
The Kavanaugh nomination for Supreme Court justice has brought out the crazies against him, and accusers that have as much evidence for sexual abuse as we do for the existence of Santa Claus. Then, when we do have evidence of sexual abuse against Democrats, the swamp monsters put up a slimy wall of protection around the accused. The monsters were successful keeping the truth about Bill Clinton's sexual activities out of sight, to some extent. If we didn't have talk radio and conservatives willing to defend Bill's accusers, most people might not have thought he was as disgusting as he proved to be. I know that if Hillary had won the election, much of the illegal activities we are learning about against President Trump wouldn't have been known.
I remember years ago when international trade at the cost of American jobs was considered an acceptable exchange. Millions of jobs went overseas and the swamp monsters were glad to cater to the desires of our economic enemies. Trump's elimination of the hindrances like burdensome regulations and executive orders is helping the economy. Personally, I would like for the president to have this nation develop more advanced technology to help make our future brighter. Plasma excavation equipment could help extend the depths of mines significantly so we can mine more gold, silver and strategic metals that we need now and in the future. If we can develop products that are only made in America and not stolen by other nations, we might produce more companies in this nation to manufacture what the world wants. I fear that the swamp monsters will want to share knowledge with our economic enemies "to be fair."
Kavanaugh must be placed on the Supreme Court to anger the swamp monsters. Maybe if they are viewed as being dangerous, the public will want to do its part to eliminate them. The only valid reason to oppose Kavanaugh would be if he didn't want to support the Constitution. Even the Democrats that say they support the Constitution and rule of law act as if they hate both. It's a perversion of justice for people of little character and compromised moral standards to judge a person superior to them as being unacceptable.
The swamp monsters want their population added to in November. If they get their way, expect the swamp to become more dangerous and they'll make sure they have protection by the public. Unfortunately, freedom-loving Americans will become an endangered species.
