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I totally agree!! IMO, not only does it drive resentment, but, in MY case anyway, it fuels my excitement, for this administration. The more the Left belly-aches, the more excited I get and the greater and greater my hopes are, for President Trump's success----and, I'm thinking there's ALOT of people feeling the exact same way, as there's already so much talk about 2020. I get excited everyday, anticipating how President Trump will sock-it-to the Left, and look forward, with GREAT hope / anticipation that he will continually do it, for the next 4 years, straight, just because the Left is acting like such big babies.
is that really a good way to run an administration? consistently socking-it-to a group of citizens and (IMO) deepening the divide instead of making sure as much people get what they want, something most people can agree with?
I understand what you're saying----but, here's the way I look at it..... To ME, it's no different than any OTHER time, when one person verbally picks-on, another----if the other person ALLOWS it to bother them, and doesn't let it roll-off their back and get on with themselves, then there will always be tension between the two. If the Left would just be like: "Well, he's our president, lemme see what I can do, to make this the least painful / stressful 4 years"----and, I HAVE seen a couple of Democrats (congressmen) take that attitude. "Hatred-spewing" usually only hurts the spewer----in THIS case, however, it is ALSO hurting the COUNTRY, IMO, because of the congressmen, et al., who are emanating a "Not MY President"-type of attitude, and it's terribly dividing the country.
Now, don't get me wrong, I don't think President Trump is always non-baby-like (for instance, he can be a bit whiney), but I'm not one to throw-out the baby with the bath water (and besides, he's just getting started, in the job), and I just don't think his whining will keep him from being a good president----ANNOYING, yes, but.....
i don't want to think about 2020. i don't want the political climate to be a constant election season. i believe we should focus on the here-and-now (climate change an exception) and worry about elections when they approach.
Yes, I agree about the elections.
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I also agree that the celebrity culture, is a cancer. The only reason they have any influence, is because they have a platform, cuz they're public figures----it does NOT mean they have more knowledge / intelligence; they're NO different / are NOT any more special than a policeman, teacher, waitress, janitor, burger-flipper, etc.
agreed. they have more money, on average, but that means jack when we're all gonna end up in the ground sooner or later anyway. character matters more IMO.
Oh, most DEFINITELY!!
on the other hand, some of them are bound to have drones dedicated to defending whatever crap they spew. that might help with inflating their ego.
Oh, yeah----just look at the sheeple they have following-along behind them, on social media.
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