In a stunning example of ‘obviousness’, the setting was the Georgia Senatorial Debate when two diametrically opposed opinions were expressed. Normally this is nothing new in a debate where the point is to take an opposing
She went onto say:
“I just don’t believe that it’s one party or the other. I think it has to be both sides coming together,” Nunn said. “I think that we do have a very clear contrast in terms of how we see breaking through that dysfunction. I don’t think it’s about prosecuting the other party; I think it’s about problem-solving.”
Prompting Mr. Perdue to reply proudly:
“I disagree; I think it is,” Perdue answered. “When you have a failed presidency, you have to prosecute it,” he said.
Whether or not, if he wins, Mr. Perdue will join the chorus of Republicans calling for impeachment of the President remains to be seen.What is more certain is his belief that the cure for all the ‘failures’ of this president can be solved by good old fashioned Right Wing ideology. Mr. Perdue went onto clarify:
“We deserve better than we’re getting right now,” he added. “When we look at the direction of this country, we’ve got to make a hard right-hand turn. The direction of this country is failing.”
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