>>The problem with your thinking is that ..at what cost? Screwing the whole country for decades is not what any of the citizens need nor is it worth the cost.
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>Why decades?

Lots of reasons - lets start with his Judge appointments that will reshape the judiciary. One of a zillion examples is the 36-year-old lawyer who has never tried a case and who was unanimously deemed “not qualified” by the American Bar Association...and he's not the judicial nominee ‘not qualified’ by the ABA either. A bunch lifetime appointments with a slate of the most conservative and LEAST diverse nominations in decades. Another Trump nominee defended a voting law overturned for 'targeting African Americans with almost surgical precision.' ...the list goes on and on and on. This will indeed screw us up for decades to come - a whole generation.

>The right leaders - if we can find them - can lead us to control of the house and senate in a few years and the white house in 4.
>We finally have an issue that makes sense to real people.
>We have these people on the record putting the shaft to millions of people in this country.
>If we can stop yelling about misogyny, statues, bathrooms, tweets and wedding cakes we can use this as a springboard to some real progress.

..and one might take note that it's the GOP and the orange racist clown you voted for which is attempting to legalize discrimination Bill. Take Trump's “religious liberty” executive order that is meant to legalize anti-LGBT discrimination for example - Mississippi's House Bill 1523 where the republicans legalized discrimination..etc etc etc the list can go on for pages and pages. Here you are complaining about it, yet you voted for a homophobic racist and then wine about us not stopping it..all the while the guy you voted for is packing the court system with white homophobic racists just like himelf - I swear your logic is flawed every time you speak on things you claim you care about vs what your actions show. Like I told you months ago - you voted for racism. ...so you complaining about it falls on deaf ears and means nothing until you admit it was a mistake.