Yes, but I'd submit that replacing one octogenarian suffering from dementia with a near octogenarian who seems to be developing it is not really a sound decision. Unfortunately the myth of a binary choice in American politics operated to put two bad choices before the voters, with the parties only agreeing on the idea that no matter what voters did, they must not look at any other options. If nothing else, this past election has demonstrated a desperate need for electoral reform so that some sounder choices can be made.
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Have you seen the current president?
Yes, but I'd submit that replacing one octogenarian suffering from dementia with a near octogenarian who seems to be developing it is not really a sound decision. Unfortunately the myth of a binary choice in American politics operated to put two bad choices before the voters, with the parties only agreeing on the idea that no matter what voters did, they must not look at any other options. If nothing else, this past election has demonstrated a desperate need for electoral reform so that some sounder choices can be made.
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