No, because now just being against the current president is more than enough license for unhinged liberal "Thought leaders" to spew hateful, incendiary and increasingly dangerous rhetoric against all things MAGA. Isn't racism, which has been the central theme focused against all things Trump and his ardent base of supporters, so 2018? I mean, shouting racist at Trump didn't prevent historic ascension to the presidency in 2016, did it? It hasn't prevented a plurality of Americans from supporting common sense border security and immigration enforcement either.
Not just, "I'll kick your butt," or "You're going to be sorry if you vote for Trump again," but a detailed and well thought out, sinister plan broadcast to you by none other than one of the more burned out relics of the 1980s Sunset Strip Hair Metal scene still registering a pulse - Motley Crue's Tommy Lee.
Hatred, which is what the liberal base claims is their chief concern about our nation's chief executive, seems to consistently be their weapon of choice against what has been an indisputably successful first two-and-a-half-years of the Trump administration.
While the picture of President Trump that the political left frames portrays is a xenophobic white supremacist, the actual economic picture for blacks and other minorities, women and non-Christians contradicts that narrative.
With black unemployment reaching a historic low on several occasions during the Trump Presidency, one can argue that President Trump has economically empowered blacks more than any other president in American History, a history that includes America's first black president, Barack Obama.
The same can be said for Hispanics, as data from April 2019 shows that their unemployment rate reached a record low when it dropped to 4.2 percent under Trump.
It hasn't infected the entire entertainment industry, as celebrities like Ted Nugent, Scott Baio, James Woods, Kid Rock and others have heaped praise on Trump using honesty and the factual record as the basis for their analysis of his performance as Commander-in-Chief.
https://townhall.com/columnists/juliorivera/2019/08/17/tommy-lee-bette-midler-and-others-exemplify-new-elitist-idiot-privilege-n2551714
Not just, "I'll kick your butt," or "You're going to be sorry if you vote for Trump again," but a detailed and well thought out, sinister plan broadcast to you by none other than one of the more burned out relics of the 1980s Sunset Strip Hair Metal scene still registering a pulse - Motley Crue's Tommy Lee.
Hatred, which is what the liberal base claims is their chief concern about our nation's chief executive, seems to consistently be their weapon of choice against what has been an indisputably successful first two-and-a-half-years of the Trump administration.
While the picture of President Trump that the political left frames portrays is a xenophobic white supremacist, the actual economic picture for blacks and other minorities, women and non-Christians contradicts that narrative.
With black unemployment reaching a historic low on several occasions during the Trump Presidency, one can argue that President Trump has economically empowered blacks more than any other president in American History, a history that includes America's first black president, Barack Obama.
The same can be said for Hispanics, as data from April 2019 shows that their unemployment rate reached a record low when it dropped to 4.2 percent under Trump.
It hasn't infected the entire entertainment industry, as celebrities like Ted Nugent, Scott Baio, James Woods, Kid Rock and others have heaped praise on Trump using honesty and the factual record as the basis for their analysis of his performance as Commander-in-Chief.
https://townhall.com/columnists/juliorivera/2019/08/17/tommy-lee-bette-midler-and-others-exemplify-new-elitist-idiot-privilege-n2551714
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