Kmgw9v wrote:
Hatred. A strong word, not to be used recklessly.
This much is true: I H**E what Trump did—he tried in every way possible, illegal or not, to dismiss the Will of the e*****rate in an attempt to change America into a third world country, by overturning a f**r e******n in a what was no more than a illegal, un-American, self-serving power grab. He incited an armed i**********n, against our country to breech the Capitol, to disrupt Constitutional process of certifying the duly elected President. And what is worse, he frantically wanted to join the i**********nists playing Braveheart.on the Capitol steps. That is not acceptable to me as an American. He attempted to convince our Justice Department, and our VP, to dismiss their oaths of office, for his claim to undeserved power.
And what I also H**E is that otherwise good Americans think Trump’s c**p attempt was not an affront to democracy, and still think this man is well-intentioned. Trump is a con man, a self-serving, power hungry, autocrat wanna-be, who crapped on the American e*******l process, the bedrock of our democracy.
So yes, I do feel a bit of hatred.
Hatred. A strong word, not to be used recklessly.... (
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Ah hah. Resort to deflection and the but, but, but Trump defense when there’s no answer to the subject at hand.