I can sense a right leaning to your post, and thats fine. Would you at least agree that the focus on Trump is partly Trumps own doing? The almost daily controversial tweets, the "campaign rally" speeches focused on demonizing the democrats rather than speaking to us as American citizens? Would someone, anyone who doesn't crave the spotlight and can talk to us as a nation rather than a party be a move in the right direction?
Always have been more right than left, mainly because national defense, strong military, lower taxes, legal immigration, and their fiscal policies make more sense to me. I still feel we need health and education reform, and need to do a better job letting our old people retire and enjoy themselves.
Of course Trump brings a ton of that on himself, I disagree with a lot and even cringe a bit at some of his tweets. But they were calling for impeachment day one, so I don't blame him so much for attacking them. But the Democrats really should have done an introspective after 2016, but they didn't, and now we have just as bad a choice that we did in 2016.
In addition, the left doesn't even know what it is now, with the progressive rift in the party. The impeachment was awful, and it's scary to think that with a few more Democratic senators in office, that a sitting President would have been removed with zero direct evidence against him, and only conjecture and heresay to back it up.
Off topic, and I've said it before, but a dishonest media and big tech's content manipulation are more of a concern to me than if a republican or democrat are in the white house.
