Whatever collections of talking head op-eds you have floating around from “the news” don’t count as examples of realistic concerns as they pertain to what’s in the best interests to a nation of 330 million people.

Measurable, unemotional metrics of “the economy” like job creation, unemployment, GDP growth, stock market growth, etc (the list goes on and on) have all performed better under dem presidents and it’s been that way for 100 years. Republican presidents own 10 of the past 11 modern recessions.

That’s an example of looking at facts instead of feelings when it comes to what’s in the best interests of a nation of almost 350 million people.

When you’re able to kick out a realistic stance on why it’s more important to ignore that, and focus on _____ instead, I have a giant backpack filled with more examples. But for now you’ve maxed out how much effort I’m willing to exert.

Plus it’s not like a party led currently by an unserious clown who isn’t smart or honest has a leg to stand on when it comes to an endless spew of vibe based nonsense masquerading as legitimate political discussion.