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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 2902308" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Nope and nope.&nbsp; Nope.&nbsp; You want to say that my view of liberals isn&#039;t accurate then spout off about conservatives.&nbsp; Check the blue States that went red.&nbsp; County by county.&nbsp; See how many that voted for Obama went with Trump.&nbsp; Almost unanimous.&nbsp; These are staunchly Democrat, pro union areas.&nbsp; Sure there were plenty there who voted Democrat.&nbsp; But you don&#039;t win those counties with the Republican vote, they&#039;re way in the minority.&nbsp; And as I already pointed out, what do you expect the Republican Congress to do?&nbsp; Seriously do you think they&#039;re going to turn their backs on him?&nbsp; They have an agenda that Obama would never sign off on but Trump will.&nbsp; They need him.&nbsp; You are terribly naive if you think they&#039;ll denounce Trump and take some moral high ground.&nbsp; Trump got into office appealing to people who feel disenfranchised.&nbsp; And some of that was appealing to fears and prejudices.&nbsp; But much of what you know is based on the MSM&#039;s agenda to characterize him in the absolute worst way possible to help Hillary win.&nbsp; If you think the media was fair and impartial you&#039;re kidding yourself.&nbsp; Which makes Trump&#039;s win that much more remarkable in the face of that onslaught.&nbsp; Which has continued even more intensely after the win.&nbsp; Now that Comey&#039;s testimony seems to have made the Russian angle fizzle, they seem to be focusing on Trump&#039;s mental fitness.&nbsp; He&#039;s brought a lot of this on himself.&nbsp; He should stop the ridiculous tweets.&nbsp; But I suspect if Ronald Reagan had won in this partisan environment things wouldn&#039;t be much different.&nbsp; Reagan shut them up with results and humor.&nbsp; Will Trump?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 2902308, member: 24302"] Nope and nope. Nope. You want to say that my view of liberals isn't accurate then spout off about conservatives. Check the blue States that went red. County by county. See how many that voted for Obama went with Trump. Almost unanimous. These are staunchly Democrat, pro union areas. Sure there were plenty there who voted Democrat. But you don't win those counties with the Republican vote, they're way in the minority. And as I already pointed out, what do you expect the Republican Congress to do? Seriously do you think they're going to turn their backs on him? They have an agenda that Obama would never sign off on but Trump will. They need him. You are terribly naive if you think they'll denounce Trump and take some moral high ground. Trump got into office appealing to people who feel disenfranchised. And some of that was appealing to fears and prejudices. But much of what you know is based on the MSM's agenda to characterize him in the absolute worst way possible to help Hillary win. If you think the media was fair and impartial you're kidding yourself. Which makes Trump's win that much more remarkable in the face of that onslaught. Which has continued even more intensely after the win. Now that Comey's testimony seems to have made the Russian angle fizzle, they seem to be focusing on Trump's mental fitness. He's brought a lot of this on himself. He should stop the ridiculous tweets. But I suspect if Ronald Reagan had won in this partisan environment things wouldn't be much different. Reagan shut them up with results and humor. Will Trump? [/QUOTE]

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