Democrats have spent the past four years savaging President
Trump like no other president has ever been savaged. Remarkably, they started before
he took office. They wanted to impeach him from before Day 1, so they
hurled baseless
allegations, lies and invective at him 24/7/365. To hell with the republic!
They also attacked, smeared and slandered
Trump’s supporters. And many other Republicans, something they have been
doing since the Republican Party came into being. The volume of attacks
and lies is literally too great to recount. As is the list of Democrats,
“journalists,” media members, entertainers, Hollywood types, late
night “comedians,” academicians, and assorted other ass-hats who have verbally
assaulted the President of the United States in the most vile
and aggressive manner. (Yet, most of these same people believe it is an act of
“violence” to “misgender”
someone who thinks they are a member of the opposite sex.)
As if
that wasn’t enough, they have recently, by all appearances, stolen
a presidential election and/or refused to even acknowledge or investigate the
staggering number of voter fraud allegations.
And now
these same folks are fervently demanding that Trump supporters-- and
Republicans in general-- all join hands with them and “unite…for
the good of the country.” Unity! Pass it on! What staggering hypocrisy and
chutzpah!
This is
as if Japan, after bombing Pearl Harbor with no warning, suddenly pivoted and
said, “We ask the United States to join us now in a show of unity, in the
interest of peace and global harmony.”
Perhaps
the Nazis should have begged the Allies…and the Jewish people…to join them in a
heartening display of unity circa April, 1945. “Let us now let bygones
be bygones. Let us be big-hearted, forgiving and gracious…that we may show the
world that together anything is possible! United in charity, hope and
amity we are stronger than we are when apart!”
And how
different would history have been if the Southern states had successfully pled
with the Northern states to allow slavery in each and every new state brought
into the Union? Had they used the tactics of today’s Democratic Party they
would’ve said something like: “You Republicans are so intolerant of our
‘peculiar institution.’ We feel disenfranchised, disrespected, and marginalized.
If you were less bigoted and more inclusive, you would unite with us…for
the good of the country. Indeed, for the preservation of the Union. So, let us
do what we want and pursue whatever policies we deem best. Or we’ll have to
kick your ass. As always, we are extending the hand of friendship and comity.
Come, join us. Together we can make the world a better place. Or, more
importantly, a more unified one.”
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