Tibs - again, you living on the other side of the country have no idea what's actually going on in this country. Just as we do not know the day to day strife that goes on in Hungary. As has been pointed out, the economy is much improved. More people
have jobs now than ever before. We're in what is considered a peaceful time, as well. Anyone who has a job is doing well. More people are being more charitable than ever before (
https://givingusa.org/giving-usa-20...sing-the-400-billion-mark-for-the-first-time/). The hate you see on MSM between people of other races, genders, sexual orientation is just not so. There are outliers, but the overall feel is people are happier ... which is likely due to the fact everyone looking for a job can find or has a job.
Coming here saying President Trump is a disgrace, and doing all you can to nullify what has been accomplished since 2016 is nothing more than sour grapes, un-American, non-Patriotic and shows your ignorance of what is going on here. Yes, we all know you do not like Donald Trump. A lot of us can even admit that he's not the most polished President in history, yet we didn't vote for a polished political candidate to fix the country. Those who didn't want Trump in office were the same ones who wanted to keep the miserable cycle of politics as usual going. Unfortunately, that game of musical chairs ended.
The sitting President has been investigated for the vast majority of his time in office. All because some people cannot accept the results of the election. No other reason. Despite previously pointing fingers and saying "Donald Trump refused to say that he’d respect the results of this election. By doing that, he’s threatening our democracy." (
https://twitter.com/hillaryclinton/status/789573422716182529?lang=en). Yet after Trump won, the results of the election were not accepted. Thus, using the logic previously injected, it's safe to say that Democrats are a threat to our democracy. Yet, we're not a democracy. We're a Democratic Republic, not just a democracy. Safe to say that a person unwilling to accept the results of the election and not knowing the form of government we utilize is "a threat to our democracy."