Obama promised change and delivered zero. That's why Trump was elected -- he promised change too. Now his supporters are but 35% of the electorate.
Ostensibly, right or left, Americans are supposed to feel and believe they are united. The folks of the other party may have opposing opinions, but supposedly they're still your brothers and sisters, so to speak.
But when the other side demonstrates over and over and over again that they are willing to put party loyalty over national loyalty, they transition from political opposition to enemy.
Right at this moment, the far right and the far left equal more than 50% of the electorate -- and neither progressives nor ultra conservatives are happy with the current president or any of the politicians in Washington. Trump's rabid base is beginning to have second thoughts. And at the far left end of the political spectrum, men like the baseball shooter are seriously considering terrorism and acts of revolutionary violence as their only reasonable choice.
Not being able to accept a ruling group's actions is the ignition device for explosive, armed revolution.
And every day that goes by, with Trump's insane, self-destructive tweeting tirades, and the republicans' obvious proclivity to ignore their horribly flawed leader in order to maintain power over both houses, the left is inexorably shoved further and further towards desperation. All of which causes the right to gloat, snicker, and nod-nod, wink wink.
If you're from the right, you are no longer my brother, my fellow American. You are my deadly enemy.
That's the fodder of revolution. We better start watching how ISIS does their stuff. Because the other side wants us dead.
And that's where government for hire (right and left) has brought us all.
Reality.
Ostensibly, right or left, Americans are supposed to feel and believe they are united. The folks of the other party may have opposing opinions, but supposedly they're still your brothers and sisters, so to speak.
But when the other side demonstrates over and over and over again that they are willing to put party loyalty over national loyalty, they transition from political opposition to enemy.
Right at this moment, the far right and the far left equal more than 50% of the electorate -- and neither progressives nor ultra conservatives are happy with the current president or any of the politicians in Washington. Trump's rabid base is beginning to have second thoughts. And at the far left end of the political spectrum, men like the baseball shooter are seriously considering terrorism and acts of revolutionary violence as their only reasonable choice.
Not being able to accept a ruling group's actions is the ignition device for explosive, armed revolution.
And every day that goes by, with Trump's insane, self-destructive tweeting tirades, and the republicans' obvious proclivity to ignore their horribly flawed leader in order to maintain power over both houses, the left is inexorably shoved further and further towards desperation. All of which causes the right to gloat, snicker, and nod-nod, wink wink.
If you're from the right, you are no longer my brother, my fellow American. You are my deadly enemy.
That's the fodder of revolution. We better start watching how ISIS does their stuff. Because the other side wants us dead.
And that's where government for hire (right and left) has brought us all.
Reality.