>>>Well - there were enough other idiots in the right places that voted for the idiot so we wound up with the idiot. And there is nothing to 'work' here - if people either do not realize or simply do not care how stupid Trump is then hose people fall into the 'lost cause' category -- nothing is going to change their mind.
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>>So that makes it easy, doesn't it.
>>Can't change the minds of those idiots, so don't bother trying.
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>Not so much easy as it is sad. If nothing is going to change their minds then what's the point of trying Bill? I mean you'd THINK that implementing a policy to steal / kidnap children from their parents would be enough to wake the hell up - ya know a line that you just don't cross -- but for some it is not. Equally disturbing is that most republican voters actually agreed with this inhumane policy. Sort of tells you what the GOP in the Trump era has become Bill. HRC sort of had a point with her "Basket of deplorables" statement hmmm?
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>>Counting Trump's lies is a lot more fun than governing, anyway.
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>Neither Trump's lies or governing is fun Bill. I assume you do not think this is all fun and games do you?


The dems' obsession with Trump is almost as unseemly as was the repubs' obsession with Obama.
Repeating ad nauseum that Trump is an idiot is not governing, and that's what the dems are doing at the national level.

I haven't heard a single intelligent discussion about what people should be doing to assure that Trump is not re-elected.

My favorite reading sources - The NYT, the New Yorker, etc have become anti-Trump rant platforms. It's boring.

Governing can be productive and the electorate can do things that make sense when given viable options. Here in NJ we're seeing some intelligent moves by the state government and local politics here in Hamilton is better than ever. We're seeing that in several towns around the state.