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Mark,
Can we do an honest hypothetical? I put this question to you as a Canadian and as someone who has made some concessions in the past.
What if it wasn't Trump who won the election but a different republican who also ran against Hillary and won in an upset-victory fashion.. (And by upset I mean outside of what the liberal media wanted and projected onto the people).
Eight years of Obama as the first black president, and here comes the first female president just around the corner.. But alas, she loses fair and square to a boring and very un-Donald Trump type of conservative president.
Do you think the mainstream institutions would have let the loss go in that case? Remember now.. First female president right after the first black president..
What if the American voters just flat out disagreed with the institutional narrative in a very simple honest way? What if the majority of Americans do not see life the same way as Californians do? What if the people at large were tired of being force fed conflict and issues that only a applied to a very small fraction of the population? Is that wrong?
Do you think liberal institutions might have gotten a little spoiled of having seamless control during the Obama years?
I am a white. Middle class. I saw many many people on both sides of the aisle lose their home, life savings, and health insurance (for the first time in their life) under the Obama administration.. and it wasn't just the middle class who got hurt. For most traditional people there were almost zero opportunities during that time, very very hard on small business owners as well.
Maybe those same people (seemed to effect the majority) really did genuinely want to take some time away from being "progressive" and to heal their own wounds/clean up their own back yard?
Genuinely curious as to your thoughts.
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