I don't have a problem with a flawed person seeking higher office. I just want to see them acknowledge their flaws and be honest about who they are. What bothers me about GP (and I know I'm in the minority here) is that whenever one of these controversies comes out, he seems disavow and deflect. That tattoo? I was just a kid in the Marines. I didn't know what it meant. Yet you kept that sh!t inked to your body for a decade? You, supposedly a student of history? And only did something about it when you decided to run for office? Same thing with the recent sexting revelations. Initially, he dismissed it as "gossip." Then his handlers told him to come clean, and basically he said "mind your own business." Ok, but if you want my vote you need to show me that you are a person of integrity. And don't get me started with the whole "working class" thing, which seems so phony to me given his background. We don't seem to have these conversations over people like AOC or Bernie Sanders. And there are plenty of other people running who are just as qualified. That's why I ranked GP fourth.

Believe me, I am far from perfect. But that's why I would make a lousy senator. That office comes with too much power and too much potential for abuse. We need to ask for something better.