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Nastiness and the End of the Elections

One thing I learned from "He Who Goes First,"
http://www.publishamerica.com/books/6406
is that we can only take our honor and spirit with us when we die. I prefer not to be remembered for being rude and dishonest. We can try to be good people, even if the trend seems to be for street culture, rudeness, cheating and vulgarity to take over.

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