(03-14-2018, 12:12 PM)pirkster Wrote:

(03-14-2018, 10:39 AM)B2hibry Wrote: Unfortunately, the progress being made is overshadowed by idiotic tweets and the lefts perpetual outrage over all things Trump-related. I and most others voted for Trump, not because of his good-natured demeanor or for his political prowess, but for his ability to continually push boundaries with an assembled team of folks (experts in their fields) that he can lean on. I like the no BS approach. He demands a lot from his team as evidenced by the revolving door of hiring/firing. It's an unorthodox political approach to most in the game of politics but if it gets results, so be it. I wouldn't want to be surrounded by a bunch of yes men sitting on their hands to collect a paycheck. Get out there and grind and you can succeed, I'll find someone who can!

The polarization of both sides is beyond repair.  No rational discussion can any longer be made.

The left took discourse into the gutter following the 2k election.  Since then it's been a complete rejection of those who they choose to oppose and "resist."  They will never acknowledge any non-D candidate winning the Presidency.

Did they think that response would go unchallenged?  Unfortunately there has been an equal and opposite rise by some on the right in response.

Here we are.  Real civil war that will not end well.  Congrats resistors.  This is what you've made.  Actions have consequences, even if unintended.

I reject both.  Until we all do, it will be a war that is only going to get worse.

Agree. People should invest in their country, not just their political affiliation. I'm a registered Rupublican but I wouldn't hesitate to vote for the better candidate no matter political affiliation. Gone are the days where it is acceptable to see things from both sides of the fence. So much hostility, division, and no discussion.

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