An opinion from an "educated" person

Good morning all,

This evening I am posting this after a case of beer on the beach in Watersound, Florida plus a dinner at La Crema, today, I passed the Uniform Bar Exam in the 94th percentile out of LSU Law. My entire law school career I was told the only way to think was the democratic party way despite being a member and also published in the Louisiana Law Review and now moving to Texas working for a top biglaw firm making the same as a New York associate with no state or city taxes. For reference, only the top 20 of the LSU Law class is selected for law review each year, and roughly 12 of those 20 are published, then only 3-5 of those go into biglaw.

Now back to the current task, my background is Republican, and I voted for Ted Cruz in the 2016 primary because I saw then what many more are seeing now, one of the smartest people in Washington. I voted for the President of the United States reluctantly in the 2016 general because I thought that there were better options (in the primary) and voted for him mainly as a vote against Hillary, and like most of us I was stunned when he won because all the polls besides Trafalgar, were wrong.

Since inauguration, Mr. President has done more for ALL Americans than Obama, Bush Jr., Clinton, and Bush Sr did combined for this country. I get asked everyday why I support a racist President and I ask back: “when has he been racist?” and of course there is no response.

Additionally, I look back to the Bengazi scandal in 2012, and Romney’s 47% comment and how they were covered extensively in the media; now today no mainstream media group will do any investigation into the Joe and Hunter Biden scandal to find out what is true.

Now, I see what Mr. President has done for every Joe Blow with a mortgage and 2 kids in America. Ask them how their life would be different if Ms. Clinton won in 2016. The answer will always be Mr. President did the most for me.

In conclusion, I have been bullied, ridiculed, and on multiple occasions cussed out for my beliefs. That is ok, however, because we live in a scary world where very few can form their own opinions regardless if that opinion is the best, or worst way forward.

Looking into the future, when I have kids and become a parent, I have one goal: raise my children to make their own opinions and stick by those opinions.

We will win this election because the rust belt knows that Mr. President will keep their jobs here.

Thank you all and God Bless America

Sincerely,
Caymus