Jerk in Walpole leaves note to explain why he or she is a jerk

How else are you supposed to tip off your batter when you're running at second base?

It's not a public service to hide idiots' self-identification from the public. Let them put up their signs. Actually, encourage them to get Trump tattoos.

I tell people to stop bringing my height into the discussion.

I think that this it is the kind of thing that gets "soft" Trump supporters off the couch on election day. I'm talking about people like the folks down the street from this guy, who think that Hillary Clinton is "in on the scam" and that things really are "rigged" (in the Trumpian sense, not the Sanders sense, and for those who can't tell the difference, I am not going to waste my time explaining it), but who otherwise have some reservations about Trump that stop them from getting out to vote.

All some of these people need is some hint that "maybe Hillary's people are behind this" to flip from soft supporters to firm supporters. Trump knows this, and that's (in my opinion) why he is circling back to Thug Lewandowski's "Let' Trump be Trump" methodology which uses this kind of innuendo as its primary tool.

This is also why I agree with the notion put forth by the Harvard Republicans that this man is a real threat to the Republic. This sort of rhetoric reminds me a lot of some of the things I have read that came out of central Europe in the late 1920s and early 1930s. That should concern everyone.

with Trump's Razor: Ascertain the stupidest possible scenario that can be reconciled with the available facts. That answer is likely correct.

yet it is never in good form to refer to a person who supports a candidate as stupid or dim witted or low level or whatever. And it is further beyond the pale to laud your own superior intellect in their face whether real or just existing in said person's mind. I agree with Issacg's post. Right on point.

For example:

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/8/6/1557325/-Three-Words-That-I-Wis...

I was going to make a wise-assed comment here about how people doing things like this makes me more inclined to vote for Trump (he is currently #4 in my ranking of Presidential Candidates, beating out #3 Clinton by a comfortable margin in the back of the field.)

Part of the appeal of the Trump campaign is that other people are so insistent that Trump be stopped, and do it in boneheaded ways like stealing campaign signs and leaving pissy signs, that those who would not agree with the haters are drawn. It's like when you tell a teen-ager not to do something, your reasoning being "because I said so."

... but I have no idea which one; it's not Bradley Hand, nor any of the "chalk" styles. It's likely that the writer is too "smaht" to use a spell checker and grammar checker.