State collapse is inevitable when a society’s leaders are insulated from the negative consequences of their bad decisions.
Mike Shelby
I know he is from a beautiful state (I live in NC), I know he’s successful (Senator), I know he is wealthy (owned a financially viable business), I also know he is an angry, evil.
What I don’t know is why?
I have reached this conclusion through the horrible unspeakable acts we’ve seen permeate that part of our society. They KNOW they sold their soul to the devil, will burn in hell for all eternity, and despite the pleasures and riches of this world, deep down inside they know what eternity holds for them. They are angry at having made the trade, but know they are bound by it, and it makes them nuts.
The other half of that crowd has figured in for a penny, in for a pound.
That’s just my operating principles, everyone should make their own decisions.
I met Tillis personally when he led the state house. The meeting was set up with me and two other Tea Party representatives. He talked for half an hour. I was not allowed to film the meeting. When we left, one of the the other men asked me what I thought. I replied that I liked him. He was the first politician who didn’t lie to my face.
He was consumed by power and told us his primary responsibility was not to the people: it was to the political party. His ego was unbounded and he was in charge. At least in his mind.
How tone deaf is this fool? It is mainly him and RINOs like him that would be the reason for the Republicans losing the midterms. Trump of course did not help things but not passing popular measures like the SAVE Act would be the final nail in their coffin. With any luck both parties will destroy themselves.
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