It’s difficult to avoid politics these days. It’s everywhere. What stupefies me, though, is how no one has learned any lessons from the last few months. The Left hasn’t learned that their behavior over the last few years contributed to the rise of Republicans. Their participation in Occupy Wall Street’s and Black Lives Matter’s pointless theatrics ran off anyone who might have crossed the aisle to vote for their candidate (if their candidate hadn’t been the most corrupt person in America).<\/p>\n
Everyone who doesn’t bow down to their empty platitudes are racists and Nazis. Just yesterday, Howard Dean called <\/a>Steve Bannon a Nazi. The words have lost all meaning and just rolls off our backs now.<\/p>\n My liberal “friends” on Facebook are trying to guilt me into apologizing for my vote for Trump because somehow my vote means that I’m a racist, misogynist lout. Despite the fact that I decided to never cast a vote for Hillary Clinton back in 1994.<\/p>\n The Right is just as blind to the rise of Trump. They’re back to playing the Goldilocks game of “this porridge is too hot, this porridge is too cold” by poo-pooing every cabinet choice as “not conservative enough<\/a>“. Ted Cruz, although conservative enough, he wasn’t American enough, Marco Rubio was American enough, but he wasn’t conservative enough…blah, blah, blah. So after eliminating all of the candidates for superficial reasons, we get Trump.<\/p>\n Don’t get me wrong – I’m glad we got Trump, but only because getting Trump means we don’t get Hillary Clinton.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"