Democrats and the left hate Donald Trump. They hate the man. They hate the way he acts. They hate the way
he talks. They hate everything about
him.
He is evil incarnate.
He must be destroyed. They’ll
tell you that.
It’s completely irrational. There’s really nothing he’s said
or done that warrants this. It’s a visceral hatred of the man himself; it’s
certainly not because of his policies.
In fact, many of the positions he’s taken echo Democrat
positions from only a few years ago. He’s actually more like a traditional moderate
Democrat than the classic Republican.
The weirdest part of all this is the amount of projection
going on.
They claim he’s divided the nation along racial, ethnic and
gender lines. Yet he didn’t do that – they did as a craven political strategy. They
have for years. And they continue to do
it.
His stance on illegal immigration – and creating a barrier
on our southern border – is practically identical to that of Bill Clinton, then
Senator and later President Barack Obama, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, and
other prominent Democrats back a few years. Only most of them then wanted to
spend much more money and cover much more of that border than he does. And they
supported this largely for the same reasons as Trump – because illegal
immigration suppresses wages of citizens, increases crime, aids and abets human
traffickers, and drains resources from programs for legal citizens.
But that doesn’t matter. Trump’s a bigot who hates
immigrants. That’s the difference.
They claim he doesn’t care about the poor, minorities, or
working families – but it was their social and economic policies over the past
40 years that have hurt the poor, minorities, and working families. Their
misguided policies and subsequent failures are a big reason Trump was
elected.
Everything he’s done in two short years has helped all three
of those groups – there are fewer people on food stamps, unemployment is at
historic lows in all groups including minorities, wages are up, families have
more money in their pockets and the economy is booming.
He’s even pushed for and signed sweeping criminal justice
reform. That’s something Democrats and the left have supported for years but
never accomplished. He got it done. Yes,
Trump did.
Despite this, Trump the man will always be the target of
their hate. It’s personal. Nothing will please them until Trump is driven
from office in disgrace. Sooner the
better.
When Trump leaves office will they stop hating? No.
That's because it’s not just Trump they hate. They hate everyone who voted for him. They
hate anyone who supports anything he does, anyone who says he might have a good
idea from time to time, even when it's something they've always supported.
In short, they hate about half the citizens here. While most of us cringed when Hillary did her
“deplorables” speech, they thought she was dead on. They truly believe half of
all Americans are beneath contempt – racist, homophobic, xenophobic, whatever.
They agreed with Hillary wholeheartedly.
They hate anyone who doesn’t agree with them. Anyone. Even
their usual friends.
Let someone in the media, typically their ally, or some
Democrat break ranks ever so briefly to concede Trump deserves some credit for doing
something good. They’ll descend on them as if they were heretics worthy of
burning at the stake. The outrage is
vicious and way off the charts.
Wishing people death, or at least a long, painful illness,
isn’t unusual. Women they dislike should
be brutally raped. Children of politicians they hate should be kidnapped and
abused by pedophiles. They’ve said all
these things. Seriously, they have.
In perhaps the height of hypocrisy, they claim the only way
to stop hateful rhetoric and divisiveness in this country is to restore them to
power.
Sure. That will
work. Look how they’re acting now. Imagine if they were in control again. Imagine if they had the power to use the FBI,
the other intelligence agencies, and the courts to pursue their enemies without
restraint.
If that doesn’t scare the hell out of you, I don’t
know what will.
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