>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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As long as you are focusing on the emotional aspect of such heavy handed acts, which are still only a minor blip on the total number, Trump has reached a few of his goals by defining the territory of future discussion more to his favorite issues and keeping you off-balance.

IMO a rather simple ploy, but it still seems to work for him. At least it gave him first page material with rocket man - in Trump eyes certainly an accomplishment. I reserve applause/judgement until a marked difference in behaviour accomplished by some treaties is seen, but at least had classified his earlier bad-mouthing probably better than all those already looking for shelter from NK ballistic radiation gifts.

So those having opposite views/agendas should first look hard at their own hands at the poker table, should ponder what in their own history/strategies furthered such an opponent and think about game theory.