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With only a week to go until the inauguration of PEOTUS Trump, indications mount that the Democrat party senses a long and wearying future decline. 

In a last ditch effort for headlines, yesterday Obama awarded Joe Biden the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor. Which is similar to a losing coach giving the MVP award to his quarterback after being eliminated in a playoff game. 

Nonetheless, this type of questionable recognition is not by any means new to leftists in their attempts to gain attention. Obama himself first took office as POTUS in January, 2009. 

And then in October, a mere nine months later, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples."

Yet, he’s actually turned out to be the only president to spend a full eight years presiding over combat. 

Along the same lines, with nothing positive or heartening to present  to its audience, the MSM is showing similar panic as evidenced by the false news published by Buzzfeed.  

In this case, it’s interesting that the Buzzfeed target is Trump who happens to not only be a businessman, but one who understands exactly how promotion, merchantability, and customer satisfaction work to a seller’s advantage. And the bottom-line is always making sure that whatever’s sold is delivered as promised without exception. 

In that regard there's a very big difference between indiscriminately disparaging one’s competition and presenting substantive evidence of other’s faults and shortcomings.

Which is why, the best providers of goods and services seek to provide prospective buyers with samples, demonstrations, testimonials and any other tangible form available to prove their offering’s worth. 

On the converse, those with nothing substantive to offer in their favor are often forced to resort to vilification, hoping to induce fear, wariness or trepidation of their rivals instead.

However, a simple example from current events illustrates the significant differences in value between attempts at manipulating the truth versus actual promise fulfillment.   

At the same time as Buzzfeed was fabricating tales about Trump and the POTUS was providing a sidekick with a medal, Amazon was announcing its plan to hire 100,000 new employees in a wide range of new positions. 

Which of the three will have more eventual positive impact on the voting public? 

That's it for today folks. 

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