The most that I see/feel about it is that it's definitely strange how often Trump uses Twitter, the way that he uses it, and how prominent it has become since the start of his Presidency. That's all of course strange to me, and at times his tweets are a source of embarrassment, sure.

That's different than the inciting violence angle CNN is taking when responding to it though.

This post was edited by Handcuffs on Jul 2 2017 06:43pm

it's too bad there wasn't consequences for all of his actual encouragement of violence (and offers to support you financially to do it)

actually calling out female reporters by name and putting them in dangerous situations

that's crossing the line

looking back now it's still amazing how much this guy got away with

The reason the Democrats lost is because they have no message. The only thing they can do is hate Trump.

We're living in a world where I find the companionship of the liberals of this subforum preferable to most of the conservatives. And it's not because of ideology, it's because the so-called "conservatives" around here these days are generally retarded and couldn't put forth a cogent argument if their lives depended on it. Notable exceptions for Cam, Tcock, and strangely enough, Gooms - who I would have never called conservative at points in the past.

Come around more often and you may just end up becoming a convert.

Yes, acting like a petulant child is normal for him, but that doesn't mean the media(or citizens) should accept it. We can't normalize Trump's behavior.

you can and you should because he's been this way forever

Not gonna happen.

Nah. I hate unaccountable government, coercion, forced charity, nannyism, etc. One party opposes these in name, though not in deed. The other embraces them.



His behavior is his own, but now he's the preeminent representative of all of us, and such behavior is absolutely unacceptable for someone who represents me.

This post was edited by Santara on Jul 2 2017 07:30pm

I seen a few people shift in their ideology through the years. To me that's a sign they weren't firmly grounded in what they initially believed.