I considered voting for Clinton this time just to jinx her, but then one of my friends convinced me that a vote for Trump was a vote for Clinton, so by that logic, a vote for Clinton was a vote for Trump and being #NeverTrump, I didn't want to do that either. Can you imagine what sorts of "entertainment" a strip club owner like Trump would bring into the White House. The ghost of Dolly Madison would flee the family quarters in abject horror. The thought of Dolly's shade aimlessly wandering the halls of the Rayburn Building, homeless and sad is just too much guilt for me to bear. I want no part of it.~
So I voted for Evan McMullin. In part, he got my vote because I agree with him on most stuff and partly because it would hack off my bigoted "Christian" buddies who think it's a sin to vote for a Mormon but it's okay to vote for a phony Christian who "doesn't bring God into it." It being his mistakes which Trump doesn't feel the need to ask God for forgiveness for.
Given all that, though I can't predict a winner this time, I can confidently predict who the losers in this election will be:
- All third party candidates
- The American people
Scripture talks about the last trump sounding just before the second coming. You have to wonder if Saints Paul and John weren't offering up a surprisingly specific prophecy about the actual name of the last loud noise before end of the world. Still, whether the prophecy is symbolic or specific, and though I look forward to the second coming, I won't vote for it to happen, just in case everybody that wants on board the Jesus Train hasn't stepped off the platform yet.
Just sayin'
© 2016 by Tom King
* This post is based on a comment I made to this week's "Random Thoughts by Mark Milliorn" post.
1 comment:
Boy was I wrong about Trump. Since being sworn in, he has ruled as a conservative and acted more like a Christian than his predecessor. I regret my vote for Mullin and I still live in hopes that Trump will win in 2020.
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