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Last week Charles Blow said something in his NY Times column that perfectly described the choice our nation is facing and the consequences our decision will have. I post a brief portion of it for all to read, but most especially for people who believe if we can all be nice to one another and get along everything will turn out okay. That kind of thinking is not only naïve, it is dangerous. Evil is real and we are starring it in the face right now. Please share this with everyone you can.

To put it more succinctly, Donald Trump is a lowlife degenerate with the temperament of a 10-year-old and the moral compass of a severely wayward teen.

There is no way to make a vote for him feel like an act of principle or responsibility. You can’t make it right. You can’t say yes to Trump and yes to common decency. Those two things do not together abide.

If you are voting for Trump, you are voting for coarseness, corruption and moral corrosion. Period. And if you are not actively voting against him, you are abetting his attempt to hijack American greatness and sink it with his egotism.

On Election Day, America faces a choice, and it’s not a tough one, but a stark one. It is the difference between tolerance and intolerance. It is the difference between respect and disrespect.

It is the difference between a politician with some flaws and a flaw threatening our politics. Donald Trump is America’s existential threat. On Tuesday, America has an opportunity to defend itself.

Hopefully, enough said.