I'm glad the GOP doesn't cater to the elites anymore. They were only prob at most 25% of the base most likely.
Unfortunately, all of the trends do not support reunification around some middle-of-the-road, centrist party...on either side. We are walking through a period of increasing divisiveness in our history. Fractures are only going to become more ubiquitous and deeper as we move forward. Politically, we're very likely going to swing from one extreme to another. Kind of as a tangent, you're seeing similar cycles in other areas too -- markets, weather, etc. It's interesting to see how trends in non-related environments move together.
I'm glad he did that our corporate tax rate needed to be equal to the rest of the world for competitive reasons.
I don't think he was "Drawing it back to hating Trump" like you say he is as the reason. I think it's loony to start drawing such conclusions every time someone voices negativity about Trump and how he's shifted the party more radical. Right now, nobody on the 2020 field looks good. I'll keep saying it until November, but bag of diapers vs rotting fish. Maybe after Trump can no longer legally be elected and if the far left candidates lose steam will we have another shot at a fresh pool. Maybe by then we may have a shot at losing this radical-driven division.
You act like questioning is a bad thing? If you aren't questioning people's actions who are in charge then you've probably gone blind to thinking for yourself. Also I wouldn't call dislike hate. I don't like Trump, but I don't hate him. I still would rather have had him elected in 2016 than Hillary. However since we are nearing the end of his term we can look back at his actions. No president will hold to all their promises. As far as the radical part, you know he pulled part of the party close to him because he was immensely popular, and politicians will do whatever they can to be liked and re-elected. Happens all the time. The radicalization isn't so much what he's doing in office, but more of the toxic sentiment he creates on twitter, in his speeches, and anything related. He makes everyone against him evil in his pictures and makes it seem like nobody, and I mean nobody, who doesn't support everything he says as uncooperative and sleazy. People like Warren helped fuel him because Trump had a more liked response to her helped increase this sentiment. He took what worked, trashing people at all costs, and made it his way of work. At one point I determined myself enough was enough and chose to no longer support him. I want the country to be unified, not split apart, and Trump and people like Warren don't fit into that idea. Most people don't want a divided nation.
That's fair
I'm actually pretty close to being ok with an amicable divorce of a nation. I've said it before, just not gonna compromise on some issues and the left have decided they aren't budging on any.
Reagan would have done the same thing. That's what we should do no matter who is in officeI realize I’m gonna get crushed for this because Trump supporters keep to themselves and lay in wait...
A certain President WOULDN’T have allowed 4 Americans to be killed in a foreign country’s embassy after days of requests for help.
A certain President WOULDN’T have drawn a “FAKE RED LINE” in the sand. (Result: Thousands killed)
Our President doesn’t take crap! You throw a slap (attack on our Iraqi embassy) You get your ASS KICKED !!
Oh, and the douche we took out this evening is responsible for hundreds if not more murders including Americans.
I’ve shown my hand ..... have at it. Much Love