There is a story of a Roman emperor who attended a contest between two singers, tasked with deciding the winner. After hearing the first singer, he abruptly left and declared the second singer the winner. When questioned about how he could make such a decision without hearing the second performer, he replied, "After hearing the first, I …
There is a story of a Roman emperor who attended a contest between two singers, tasked with deciding the winner. After hearing the first singer, he abruptly left and declared the second singer the winner. When questioned about how he could make such a decision without hearing the second performer, he replied, "After hearing the first, I have no doubt."
Regarding your article on the DNC and Kamala Harris not yet having "added substance," I understand your point and agree that it could be concerning for American democracy. However, we must make a choice, and after witnessing Trump over the past eight years, including four as president, I can hardly imagine anything more concerning for American democracy than a second Trump term.
There is a story of a Roman emperor who attended a contest between two singers, tasked with deciding the winner. After hearing the first singer, he abruptly left and declared the second singer the winner. When questioned about how he could make such a decision without hearing the second performer, he replied, "After hearing the first, I have no doubt."
Regarding your article on the DNC and Kamala Harris not yet having "added substance," I understand your point and agree that it could be concerning for American democracy. However, we must make a choice, and after witnessing Trump over the past eight years, including four as president, I can hardly imagine anything more concerning for American democracy than a second Trump term.
I feel exactly the same way about his opponent
I can imagine a lot more damaging than a second Trump term. Never say never as it is a very big word, which at times, fate proves loud and clear.