Unfortunately, this piece has no way of reaching the Left Wing data base. Most assuredly, Fodder only reaches Constitution lovers. The Left Wing has no interest in what Fodder has to say, anymore than Fodder values the opinions of diehard Socialists, Communists or lovers of all things DEI. Likewise, big money much prefers lying in bed with Big Government than listen to the ramblings of a naive flag-waver. The same is true of Big Media, Hollywood and Academia — all would find Fodder a bore. But the majority of the Left Wing crowd doesn’t fall inside the elitist circles. The majority are just ordinary, prejudiced mortals — mostly middle class and low income Americans who curiously, if not incomprehensibly, believe that the Democrat Party is the only party deeply committed to their welfare.
You have to ask.
Why does the Black Community rebuke the Republican Party? Or better yet, why does this community reject Donald Trump? When Trump was President in 2016-20, how did his policies trample on the best interests of Black Americans? It’s a simple question, really. Fodder would appreciate a simple answer, because you see, all the evidence proves Trump’s policies improved the outlook for Black America. So what’s going on? Tell the man your grievance with him. Tell him just how he has abused you.
You have to ask.
Why would members of the Black Community reward the Democrat Party with their vote following the four-year Biden/Harris performance? The Democrat Party can’t deny runaway inflation — the cost of food, energy, housing — everything. They can’t deny the Covid lies, deaths and business shutdowns. They can’t deny the border disaster, in particular the thousands of fentanyl deaths and child trafficking. And they can’t deny a dreadful foreign policy that cost American lives and property. If you’re happy with it, say so.
You have to ask.
Are Black Americans afraid they are incapable of taking care of themselves? Do they have the intelligence and work ethic to accept individual responsibility? Or must they rely on the Federal Government for subsidy? If there was no such a thing as a Democrat or Republican Party, who would they choose to run things? Do all Black Americans think that all Republicans are racist enemies and all Democrats are tolerant friends?
You have to ask.
Why do so many women — especially young women — have such antipathy for Trump? When Trump was President in 2016-20, how did his policies negatively affect their best interests? It’s a simple question. You can guess one answer has something to do with something called reproductive rights. And you must guess those rights mean free contraception and abortion. If Trump believes in neither, he’s toast. Now that’s funny, since the Federal Government has no authority over reproductive issues. But you can come up with another absolutely certain answer. It’s this. Women just don’t like the man even if they might agree he’s better for America.
You have to ask.
Independents proudly sit on the fence to wield their aptitude and objectivity. Too bad the two parties don’t do the same — to prove they have brains. Looking at voting stats, party voters who most readily “cross the aisle” are Republicans. Considering that Independents are studious types, you must ask, how did Trump’s 2016-20 policies and performance negatively affect their view of him? Could independents possibly select the Democrat Party following the four-year Biden/Harris performance? Putting aside personality, you must assume no independent could choose the Democrat candidate — not one staunch, rational fence sitter. But of course you would be dead wrong. With respect to Trump, many independents are not above putting aside their intellectual minds and, instead, exercising their emotional feelings. They are, after all, only human.
Sit there and think.
Getting answers to these simple questions would serve no purpose. You couldn’t share them with 1000 voters, much less one million. It is possible Fodder might accidentally pop into an Independent’s inbox somewhere — and that person might sit on the fence — sit there and think. — think about Fodder’s questions. Imagine if that happens. Never know — might set a dangerous trend. Like thinking.
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