Questions of Integrity

Suppose both President Biden and former President Trump deliver
coherent, policy-oriented talks at their debate. Should they then be
judged only by that single night's performance?

Context is what matters in evaluating a person, not a single, staged
event such as the June 27 debate. Biden and Trump should both be
viewed within the larger context of their past behavior.

Viewed this way, we voters should do our utmost best to recall, and
then calmly evaluate, *both* candidates' records on the following:


--> Which one (if either) is the best example of a man of good
character?


--> Which one best shows a deep empathy for his fellow citizens?


--> Which one has best demonstrated well-defined, fact-based, and
well-reasoned visions for the improvement of our country?


--> Which one has the best history of working well with the other
branches or government?


--> Which one has most effectively communicated with us, the public,
the rationale behind his decisions and actions?


--> Which one has best displayed a steady and strong support of the
Constitution and the rule of law?

--> And the critical question: which candidate would you most want
your children to emulate?