Kathryn Lopez and the 2016 Presidential Election

Kathryn Lopez posting at National Review Online's "The Corner"

writes about the lack of good choices in the Presidential Election, noting:

The reality of the presidential election this fall is there are no good choices. That isn’t a new reality of the last 24 hours but has been the reality since Donald Trump became his party’s nominee. 

Her most important point is farther down:

People have said to me increasingly in recent weeks: ”This is the most important election of our lifetimes.” I don’t agree – and I know about the Supreme Court and appointees and all the rest. I think the most important election happened already and we blew it. Eight years ago, certainly four years ago.

She closes well with:

We’re not going to get better politics without virtue. So I do hope the Republicans choose a better path that points to it in renewed ways right now. Especially if that’s been your calling card/platform/entry to power. (Recommended reading might include Psalm 127, as I note here.)

Be sure to read her entire post.