Alan Keys: "Whole GOP Presidential Field Reflects Its Quislings’ Corruption" [View all]

[Attorney in Texas]

The anchor line between Alan Keys and sanity is tied with a loose slipknot.

With that said, when one inmate within the asylum points out that the others have gone off their medications, that is a situation that warrants monitoring:

The GOP masquerades as a party for people who have true allegiance to the Constitution of the United States, and the logic of the Declaration of Independence from which its provisions take root. ...It’s telling that the first question posed to the GOP candidates during their mock-up of a debate was about their allegiance to the GOP. As if party loyalty can ever be the most important consideration for a candidate for president of the United States.... All the candidates avowed their intention to support the party’s nominee except for Donald Trump. ... Only Donald Trump refused to rule out a so-called “third party” run in the general election. Only Donald Trump ostensibly refused to put loyalty to the elitist faction’s sham party system above loyalty to the Constitution and people of the United States. ... he chose a course calculated to induce GOP voters, decisively disappointed and angered by the GOP quislings’ continual betrayals, to remain in the GOP’s rigged casino for one more throw of the electoral dice. Yet his past and present stands on more than one “fatal flaw” issue correspond in substance to the quislings’ betrayals.

This shocking bit of lunacy serves as a reminder that the people voting in the other primary are not all very tightly wrapped.