Originally posted by anthonycacace
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I’ll bite, and in order as you presented ---
1. To most degrees, I tend to support the setting President no matter who it is at the time. That is what we are suppose to do, right? Understanding, I did not agree with every policy or political agenda, Trump, Obama, Bush II or Bush I. And most notably, I am very distrusting of our Government as a whole no matter the setting President.
2. Yes, I believe we had some slight forms of fraud in the popular vote, in this past election. States that changed early voting procedures are to be said illegal in the manner they did so. Just from what I’ve read. Weird indifferences from past mail-in ballot elections too. Again, from what I’ve read. The EC votes weeded this out IMO, so it’s a mute point.
3. No, I am not cool with the insurrection yesterday. I think the vast majority were peaceful protesters, with a very small minority being of the “over throw†mindset, with those being very-very-well orchestrated. The planning and preparation didn’t just come on a whim. Reminiscent of what one would see in a movie, IMHO. Bottom line, Trump went too far to fire up his base.
4. Speaking as one who feels like I am very Center based when it comes to politics and political beliefs, I too try to understand another’s mindset, beliefs, and formation. Which is very hard to do at times, here, or in the day-to-day first person contact life we live. I don’t get the far-Right wingers, nor do I get the far-Left wingers --- and I really don’t get the Socialist mindset of say, an AOC.
Not noted: the media’s coverage of one bad act Vs another bad act is appalling and very hypocritical.
Lastly, IMHO, I think what we saw yesterday is just the tip of the iceberg for times to come. Riots, looting, anarchy, burning buildings, Portland and other major cities --- then to Michigan militia and Whitmer, this is just the beginning of the New Normal. And it will get a lot worse from here.
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