RateItAll: The Opinion Network

If you all have seen my posts regarding this idiot,you might guess that I would never want to see him.Not so.I think it would be a good idea to observe him up close.See,what I know about him I have read.If I saw this baboon face to face and got first person accounts in the flesh,I would gained insight into what made him tick.He was an interesting man,if nothing else.The Depression alone may be worth just getting a peek at firsthand.I would have heard the fireside chats(the weekly snow job),seen all the changes.Perhaps I would have a different opinion of this inane drone.Probably I would feel the same way.But it could not hurt just to see the era and the president up close.

I might want to talk to him briefly. Mostly just to find out what his reaction would be to the current situation with social security. Would he be angry, or would he realize times change and some things have to change with it?

Nope, I wouldn't conduct this interview because I would not be able to suppress my overwhelming need to choke this guy for all the harm he did. He sat on his thumb while Europe became a continent of sitting ducks hoping to be the duck eaten last by Hitler's German military, while Japan became an aggressive dictatorship with the goal of world domination, ditto Italy, ditto Russia. He ran for a 3rd presidential term, arrogantly breaking the precedent set by George Washington, attempted to load the Supreme Court with liberal judges whom he could manipulate, was the weakest Commander-in-Chief in the pre-war period and during the war and used the radio (an infant communication medium) to lie to the American people about what he was doing, what he had done and what he intended to do. He probably deserved to be interviewed by someone like me.