[Ohioan]

JFK, LBJ and Bill Clinton, all lived as Trump merely fantasized on the tape. Even Jimmy Carter, the choir boy, admitted to having lusty fantasies. You are right that the outrage is phony--except of course for a few twits, who cannot handle the realities of human nature.

Some Things That Need To Go Viral

1. Getting more people to watch Lou Dobbs on Fox Business News (7:00-8:00 EDT). He is probably the most effective pro-Trump voice on TV.

2. Without wasting effort by trying to name the most contemptible Trump detractor--or diverting attention from the issues crucial to the very survival of America--we need to put into juxtaposition, the insane narrative of the prissy poseurs, as a class, with the issues that are crucial to any American future. Can anyone, that is any rational person, suggest that Donald Trump's mistake in letting a recounting of a sexual fantasy, eleven years ago, be recorded, is 1/100,000th as important as any of a half dozen issues, where he is for America & Hillary Clinton is not.

3. Again, not getting into wasting time, or building a specific barrier against any sanctimonious twit returning to the cause, as a reformed prodigal; we must organize discussions that compare priorities. The more that we focus on what is really important, the stupider & less principled the sanctimonious twits will sound--and the more certain their comeuppance on November 8th.

Damn the pseudo intellectual poseurs--for that is what they truly are;--Damn the liars & Damn the lies! Full speed ahead. Trump to the White House!

[ek_hornbeck]

I heard a clip on the radio (it may have been NPR) where a former NBA player was invited and interviewed with the intent of "refuting" Trump's claim that his remarks were standard locker room talk. The basketball player insisted that no such thing ever went on in the locker room, and that he and his fellow NBA players discussed things like political events and the tax code. I burst out laughing. He may as well have said that NBA players discuss the philosophy of Wittgenstein and the choral music of Bach in the locker room.

You're right about Lou Dobbs being one of the best spokesmen for Trump out there. The reason is that trade and fighting American de-industrialization is Trump's strongest issue (it's the issue he's been discussing consistently for years, as opposed to GOP boilerplate that he has to pay lip service to), which is also Dobbs' main political cause.