Criminality: The Pathway to Success?
The time has come, America, to rethink our misguided stance on convicted felons. For too long, we've kept these misunderstood souls out of our neighborhoods, denied them access to public housing, barred them from employment, and discouraged them from pursuing their full potential. But if we're prepared to place a man with 34 felonies, some of them financial, plus a little matter of a sex crime, into the ultimate "public housing" of the White House, isn't it time to reconsider our standards for everyone else? Honesty, that quaint little virtue we've all clung to, is clearly holding us back. What has being upright and decent done for any of us, really? Maybe a stable job, an honest living, and a good night's sleep, but who needs that when deceit, cunning, and shameless maneuvering can lead you straight to the highest office in the land? Surely if criminal genius is good enough for the Oval Office, it's good enough for the rest of us. It's time to aba...