Jeff Stahler for January 27, 2016

Universal depression screening is urged!

Too many. We can only assume a depressed condition.

Voters are Stuck; Campaigns are like the Bad Luck; One spell ends and danged if another one isn’t already going on!

Given the line up of presidential candidates I think we really need universal screening. The people in Europe think we are insane. They may be right.

Before or AFTER you force them to get an invasive MRI?

What about the economy?.It probably needs a depression screening, too.

Republican are down to about 32% of voters now, and declining. If Trump and Cruz get a combined total of 55%, which is about what it is last I paid attention, that is 17.6 percent of the voting public. I’d say that was pretty consistent with the actual nutcase ratio, it is no where near what they would need to win the White House, and most of the sane Republicans will either vote Democratic, or more likely, just not vote.

The voters may be depressed but at the end of it all – the woman will have a baby. Most people don’t go out and vote after all of this circus. We end up with 20% on the left and 20% on the right battling it out with razor thin margins. Interestingly – this has gotten us a government who doesn’t care about the people who have elected it. Only the rich who fund them on their next election cycle for less than 1/2 of us who even pay attention.

Nobody is “allowing” that, any more than we “allow” rape here. Maybe less, since we seem to often write off rape as “boys will be boys” or “she deserved it”.