The Partisan Divide on Issues

[Bob Butler 54]

(01-28-2021, 07:18 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote: As I told, there's not going to be much of a struggle when the vast majority of the Republican base supported Trump through thick and thin and damn near defeated the Democratic establishment without the full support of the GOP establishment. I don't know why you would think a more radical Democratic party would not be countered by a more radical Republican party these days. Lack of common sense or wishful thinking? I've heard the support for Trump among Republicans (primarily Republican women) has risen substantially since Biden has taken office and revealed his intentions. So, other than a Supreme Court that's useless since the Constitution is no longer recognized as the governing authority by the party in power, what is the American population's only option? Like I said Bob, you are on the wrong side of an impending conflict with all of America and all of its power. Unfortunately, you don't have enough decent/normal Democrats who have courage left in Washington DC these days. So, a violent conflict is pretty much inevitable. As I recall, American forces stood down and remained idle as Berlin was conquered by barbarians. So, how close are the Woke's to being like the Nazi's or Bolsheviks or any other political cult with its own ideas, way of thinking and way of doing things vs the American way these days?

Again, when the crisis comes a focused government attacks the problems that the conservatives ignored. Sure, you can continue to try to obstruct, but you have done that long enough to be steamrollered. Enough people are welcoming the problem solving that the die hard Trumpists are becoming an ever more intense following of an ever smaller minority. The Democrats know they have to deliver on their promises, so they will try to deliver on their promises.

Sure, you are obsessed with violence and can hint at threats, but most of the Trumpists are like you. Much noise, little action. Those who aren't are on video from the 6th.

We'll see.