The Institute for Cultural Evolution does not officially endorse candidates for public office. But as the president of this organization I feel obligated to express my personal political opinion on the upcoming election.
While I acknowledge that there are many people of good sense and good faith who continue to support Donald Trump, I cannot assent to his leadership. My considered assessment is that Trump’s apparent disregard for the truth, coupled with his generally untrustworthy character, disqualify him for the office of the presidency.
Even though I’m a registered Democrat, I still have doubts about Joe Biden and cannot wholeheartedly endorse his candidacy. Nevertheless, I find the prospect of another four years of the Trump administration simply unacceptable.
For me, this is not a question of policy. As Michael Steele, former chairman of the Republican National Committee, writes: “This election is not about issues or policies. Rather, it is about the course of a nation and the character of her people reflected in the leader they choose.”
I thus urge American readers of this blog to vote against Trump and for Biden on November 3rd.
Sincerely,
Steve McIntosh
“While I acknowledge that there are many people of good sense and good faith who continue to support Donald Trump, I cannot assent to his leadership”. Steve I love the way you worded that. So respectful of the other side. That is what we need more of. Less culture wars and more respect. Lets focus on what we have in common not the few things that set us apart 🙂
Thanks
Jamie
That’s signing your suicide warrant. Hope the shock isn’t too much when the Truth emerges, which process has already started. One has got to be deaf, dumb and blind to not be able to see the swamp that Trump is committed to cleaning up.
Sure, Biden is guilty of corruption for allowing his son to pedal his influence. But Trump’s problems are worse. This recent piece in Areo Magazine is persuasive:
“Why Fourteen Critics of Social Justice Think You Shouldn’t Vote for Trump”
https://areomagazine.com/2020/10/27/why-fourteen-critics-of-social-justice-think-you-shouldnt-vote-for-trump/