COMMON SENSE: This campaign cycle, both parties had insurgency candidates—the Democrats an Independent and the Republicans a non-politician. The difference is the Republicans chose an outsider, while the Democrats doubled down on their establishment candidate. This means America has a real choice this year—not a nuance of difference, like most elections, but a real choice.Because Hillary Clinton cannot run on her accomplishments, which are negligible, despite being a public figure since the Watergate hearings—where she was fired for being unethical—she has to paint Trump, the insurgency Republican, as temperamentally unfit to serve. Despite the fact that she has anger issues, Hillary will spend $2 billion in ads attacking Trump, while never pointing out what she has actually done, other than become filthy rich through corruption and influence peddling.
Aiding her efforts, the media will do everything it can to make Trump look like a fool. In Trump’s favor is the social media—people like you and me. Because our goals are not self-serving, our influence is disproportionately greater than slick ads aimed at painting a deceptive picture.
If we stand strong and remain firm, we will restore our nation and end the corruption that threatens to destroy us. We are that strong; I promise we are. There are 99 days left before the election, use them wisely.
—Jack Watts
COMMON SENSE: If Donald trump suggested that Russia get involved in disclosing Hillary’s 30,000 missing emails a month ago, even in jest, I might have been as enraged as the Left-Wing Media. But that was before I knew the FBI and Department of Justice could be compromised. That was before I knew the “Fix” was in for Hillary, and she would not be indicted, regardless of how egregious her behavior has been. 
COMMON SENSE: Although I have consistently written about the political corruption in the Capitol, I’m even surprised by how deep it goes. Not only has Hillary skated on her email server scandal—thanks to the FBI and DOJ—but now we learn about how the DNC has rigged the system to ensure she received the nomination. Adding insult to injury, many of the GOP’s most notable leaders actually favor Hillary over their own party’s nominee.
COMMON SENSE: Bitterness is hardened anger. Nobody wants to be bitter, but it’s inevitable, when you succumb to self-righteously embrace your wounds—when you justify them as being right—rather than turn them over to God. If you place them in God’s hands, over time, you can become a forgiving person. If you can muster the courage to do that, you will become a person of value, a person who demonstrates the positive fruits of the Spirit of God.
