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Ryan
@ryanfmason
Amazing the memory loss that happens every time there is a new Republican president The left is extremely serious about power and has no reservations in doing what it takes to maintain it
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derek
@derek
Every party demonizes the opposing candidate at some point. This is not news nor is it partisan.
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Ryan
@ryanfmason
You’re proving my point. The opinion you’re showing here was relegated to a laughing stock. The opinions I shared about Bush that were just shifted onto Trump were and are mainstream opinion shared by academics, media, government, every household in Brookline, NoVA & Park Slope. Your point (itself a tangent from my claim that the left votes a certain way, still what I think is the important point in terms of polarization) was the left never reacted to Bush like Trump, which (with the caveat I already called out) is not true
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Ryan
@ryanfmason
@derek To be clear about the connection there - Democrats agree(d) with those claims about Bush or Trump being a fascist, war criminal, etc. John McCain publicly called out somebody for doing something not even as extreme to Obama in a town hall. There’s whole groups of “Republicans” dedicated to being anti/never Trump. Dems are united in opposition to Republicans. Republicans do not reciprocate
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derek
@derek
Ok.
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