Look, conservatives live in a reality all their own that they've created out of logical fallacies. Trump will be a roaring success and they will have a preponderance of fallacies to prove it. If they believe in something they believe it will be a success and they believe in business and who better than Trump to lead them? And yes, there is more I could say but that's enough. They have long thought that a businessman is best to run the country and when Bush failed they just found another one to cling to. Don't worry. Trump will be a success until his impeachment anyway...

In a few days, barring unforeseen circumstances, DJT will become the 45th president of the United States and have the opportunity to prove that the minority opinion of Americans was right. I have very little faith that he can do the job but great hope that he can. These are very turbulent times, wars and rumors of war. No one can envy his position. What I find most troubling is his seeming inability to control himself at 3AM on twitter. This bizarre disposition to use tweets as policy and forum for the world's most powerful leader of the world should give anyone pause. Be that as it may, and perhaps just put it down as an innocent or even planned quirk, it is time to give him a chance. Out of respect for the office and the future of America.

On 1/20, Inauguration Day, we are not directly celebrating Trump's (marginal) victory but our Democratic Process. Although he lost the popular vote by the widest margin in our nation's history, he won by OUR process and is OUR president. He is due respect and honor along with our process. His election is undisputed. And that brings me to the reason for this thread. Despite the fact that I have been on OPP one of his worst and most consistent critics, it was more like fun for me. I definitely believed there was a just and true cause behind my words, no fake news or game playing, but this is just OPP and not a world stage. The Left's behavior about attending the Inauguration has me a little sick and, yes, ashamed. I know I did not have any influence over people attending or not, yet my attacks denote the same attitude as those who refuse to attend. Seriously, if I were invited or could afford it, I would cheer and applaud for Trump. There is the 1st Amendment and I am not saying those who refused to attend or will be protesting are exactly wrong, however, America is the melting pot and has always been the symbol of hope for the world. Disagree, sure, but do not dismember that hope for us or the planet with a start in divisiveness. For my part in that, I apologize.

In a few days, barring unforeseen circumstances, DJT will become the 45th president of the United States and have the opportunity to prove that the minority opinion of Americans was right. I have very little faith that he can do the job but great hope that he can. These are very turbulent times, wars and rumors of war. No one can envy his position. What I find most troubling is his seeming inability to control himself at 3AM on twitter. This bizarre disposition to use tweets as policy and forum for the world's most powerful leader of the world should give anyone pause. Be that as it may, and perhaps just put it down as an innocent or even planned quirk, it is time to give him a chance. Out of respect for the office and the future of America.

On 1/20, Inauguration Day, we are not directly celebrating Trump's (marginal) victory but our Democratic Process. Although he lost the popular vote by the widest margin in our nation's history, he won by OUR process and is OUR president. He is due respect and honor along with our process. His election is undisputed. And that brings me to the reason for this thread. Despite the fact that I have been on OPP one of his worst and most consistent critics, it was more like fun for me. I definitely believed there was a just and true cause behind my words, no fake news or game playing, but this is just OPP and not a world stage. The Left's behavior about attending the Inauguration has me a little sick and, yes, ashamed. I know I did not have any influence over people attending or not, yet my attacks denote the same attitude as those who refuse to attend. Seriously, if I were invited or could afford it, I would cheer and applaud for Trump. There is the 1st Amendment and I am not saying those who refused to attend or will be protesting are exactly wrong, however, America is the melting pot and has always been the symbol of hope for the world. Disagree, sure, but do not dismember that hope for us or the planet with a start in divisiveness. For my part in that, I apologize.

Look, conservatives live in a reality all their own that they've created out of logical fallacies. Trump will be a roaring success and they will have a preponderance of fallacies to prove it. If they believe in something they believe it will be a success and they believe in business and who better than Trump to lead them? And yes, there is more I could say but that's enough. They have long thought that a businessman is best to run the country and when Bush failed they just found another one to cling to. Don't worry. Trump will be a success until his impeachment anyway...

The irony, you imbecile, is that people like you squall like a turpentined cat when you got caught. "The Russians" did not cost you the elections, you dumb shit. Your heroine and her posse getting caught at their dirty tricks did. You are saying that Hillary the Harpy would have won if the DNC had not been caught breaking the rules. That is your idea of "fair and square," isn't it? Not getting caught? Why do I hear nothing but crickets when challenge a Hobbit Dancer to point out one false statement in those "hacked" emails?

What sort of BS are you running now? The WORLD just celebrated getting rid of the worst pile of crap in the History of all elected officials, OBLAMMER, your fictional old Hag lost, and looks like finally she's heading where she belonged,JAIL. Yes we know morons like you think the communist agenda should run this Nation, however that is not how it is going to be.

You will not see any impeachment. Trump has done nothing to be impeached over. You can't impeach a NON sworn in President, idiot stick.

What's more interesting, is the insane thinking of all you Liberals, that you have anything to offer anyone on the planet!

You lost, buy some grease, we are not done with you yet.

What I think is if the Russian's hadn't hacked the election Hillary would be president. And what does any truth in the e-mails have to do with anything? Is that you logic for supporting the Russians tampering with our election--they reveled the worst of Hillary so what they did was okay? Do you really think they have nothing on Donald? Oh come on, Trump is at war with everyone except they Russians. Why would that be if they weren't able to pull his strings?

Hobbit Dancer my ass. More like Manchurian Candidate and you still support him--you're just a god damn traitor and nothing more...

CNN Breaking News

Donald Trump will become president Friday with an approval rating of just 40%, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll, the lowest of any recent president and 44 points below that of President Barack Obama, the 44th president.
Following a tumultuous transition period, approval ratings for Trump's handling of the transition are more than 20 points below those for any of his three most recent predecessors. Obama took the oath in 2009 with an 84% approval rating, 67% approved of Clinton's transition as of late December 1992 and 61% approved of George W. Bush's transition just before he took office in January 2001.
Trump's wobbly handling of the presidential transition has left most Americans with growing doubts that the President-elect will be able to handle the job. About 53% say Trump's statements and actions since Election Day have made them less confident in his ability to handle the presidency, and the public is split evenly on whether Trump will be a good or poor president (48% on each side).

CNN Breaking News

Donald Trump will become president Friday with an approval rating of just 40%, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll, the lowest of any recent president and 44 points below that of President Barack Obama, the 44th president.
Following a tumultuous transition period, approval ratings for Trump's handling of the transition are more than 20 points below those for any of his three most recent predecessors. Obama took the oath in 2009 with an 84% approval rating, 67% approved of Clinton's transition as of late December 1992 and 61% approved of George W. Bush's transition just before he took office in January 2001.
Trump's wobbly handling of the presidential transition has left most Americans with growing doubts that the President-elect will be able to handle the job. About 53% say Trump's statements and actions since Election Day have made them less confident in his ability to handle the presidency, and the public is split evenly on whether Trump will be a good or poor president (48% on each side).