In his 1961 novel Catch-22, Joseph Heller coined the titular term to describe an inescapable dilemma created by contradictory limitations. A ‘damned if I do, damned if I don’t’ type of problem. I find many voters in America today believe they are in a catch-22 with this presidential election. But that is not the case, and I want to outline the reasons I believe there is only one clear choice for president this election.
When we think about what makes a good president, we often only consider the representative of the party we have supported in the past. We support that party because we believe it will take the nation in the direction we hope to go. And, therefore, we support the candidate who represents that party. I agree with this reasoning, but I believe it is necessary think more deeply about what makes a good president in today’s political landscape. …
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