The Marionette

You know you are living in a very crazy time and during a presidential election like no other, when some people build a 43 foot tall naked marionette of a former president and current presidential candidate.  Even with all this crazy stuff though, we the American people are fortunate to be living in the country that we do.  We have a gun violence problem but we are not living on the home front of a war torn region of the world.  This statement is not meant to minimize the significance of gun violence to all those personally affected by it.  It is just an appreciation for not going through things that others in the world are.  This is why the future of our country and what becomes of it is so important.

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