First, Trump did not even get the benefit of a honeymoon period. From the night he was elected, people were marching and weeping about it.Second, I was only a kid during Vietnam/Watergate, but I've never seen such hatred from each side. The liberals hate Trump and have went deeply personal in a way to crucify him. A president's family has typically been off-limits, but not Trump's family. Yes, his family is involved in the government in different ways, but to show them hatred because they won't turn on their father is shameful.Third, all of this evil was in place before Trump came. But it had stayed within the banks of its course so long as presidents would align and not do anything too extreme.Then Trump shows up. A man they simply cannot control. He's too rich to be bribed. Too brash to back down, etc. And so they go to Plan B which is DESTROY.I wouldn't particularly want Trump leading a divided America. I certainly don't like some of his words and actions any better than other folks, but I'd rather have him leading it that ANYONE of the leading Democrats. The initial investigation was to see if there was collusion. Now it's just a spaghetti fight, hoping something, anything--ANY. THING.--will stick.Lastly, I know this sound crazy, but EVERY nation no earth has a vested interest in who leads America. And aren't WE doing everything in our power to put a install a different leader in Venezuela? Sure, we are. So what sort of hypocrisy is it on our part to want to influence foreign elections, but to beat our chest in faux outrage when a nation tries to influence ours?And consider how in the world it's apparently perfectly alright to get dirt on someone from a domestic source, but not from a foreign source. Dirt is dirt is dirt. Why is OK to get dirt on Trump or Hillary from a citizen in California...but not OK to get dirt on them from Russia?
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