08-28-2018, 04:34 PM
(08-28-2018, 10:33 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: I have to admit, I have done more with McCain than other well known individuals that have passed in recent memory. Even while alive McCain challenged my views on him and on policies in general, so after his death it isn't surprising that he is causing some reflection for myself and others that wade a little deeper into politics than most.
I believe I'm a bit cold hearted or maybe not as warm hearted as others in these things. Reagan was elected when I was thirteen. I idolized the man. People can laugh and say he was the worst human ever, but I felt good when he spoke of America and Americans. That being said, I didn't feel any sort of grief or serious feelings when he died. I felt bad when Beau Biden died. I like very little about his father politically, but Jesus how much is one man supposed to endure? I even made a promise to myself that if he were ever nominated I would vote for him. (2016 would have been ideal
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