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The moral obligation of knowing what the heck is going on.

December 20th, 2023, introduction to a disjointed rant or

prolegomena to any future diatribes.

So the Supreme Court of the state of Colorado determined that

Donald Trump was ineligible to be on the ballot in Colorado and so I wanted to share

some of my thoughts with you. I thought it was time for me to share my heart.

This all just happened yesterday and

Twitter is all in a do-da and I don't have much time which means that my thoughts here

might seem a little like a stream of consciousness project meaning like

Gertrude Stein after a couple of years. I'm afraid I have to ask all of you to simply deal with it.

We are in hot pursuit of the white stag of truth, and the white stag of truth waits for no man. If you want to take the white stag of truth down you have to say

whatever comes into your head, so to speak. Did I say that this was going to be

disjointed? Let's begin with the absolute need for no shilly-shallying,

which means that we shall have to resort to a pointed metaphor.

This court decision was a misbegotten cross between a jackal and hyena, and the cub was ugly even by the standards

of those two species. Nothing like a cheetah or gazelle because those are graceful, like way below that. And then this critter was not even up to that low mark. One does not expect much from the Colorado Supreme Court, and this was still disappointing.

The lineage was one thing against it, for starters,

and it was bucked-toothed and cross-eyed on top of everything else.

When we consider the legality of what they did,

I'm astonished that they didn't remove Trump from the ballot in Nebraska also.

After all, Nebraska touches Colorado. You say that they have no authority to remove him from

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