I don't know what you think you are saying but you need to get a better grip on reality. You seem to want to share the blame for the bad behavior and absurd theories of you and "your side". No, you don't get to share the blame. You totally bought into Trump and his crazy entourage and even did his bidding on the "election fraud". We told you from day one there was no election fraud, and that Trump is an extreme sociopath with a history of bad behavior. Yet you made him your hero of sorts. So after 60 losing lawsuits, many of which the judges harshly rebuked the lawyers involved, we now see a Trump inspired riot in Washington and his continued refusal to leave gracefully.
Maybe you just wanted to believe in someone, but snap out of it.
You are being curiously being non specific in your response. Thinking about it further, this is understandable as you are smart enough to realize my post lays the foundation for expanded discussion of several ongoing issues involving the Left. Don’t worry, Joe Biden starts off with a clean slate in my eyes for his new job. We will start to know what Joe is truly about in the coming months.
At some point after Biden is sworn in, more details will likely come out on voting irregularities, particularly on the Democrat side. Just as likely, more details will come out on Trump’s leadership and behavior as well. However, in my opinion, there is an under-addressed showcase issue will take center stage on Biden’s inauguration day or very soon after. This controversial issue may connect a lot of the seemingly disconnected dots of recent events. Further, this issue should spur debate into many other issues involving what we want to be as a country and will likely serve as a impetus for important, if not critical, future legislation.
A skillfully addressed discussion on this issue and related matters by the new administration and the media may help us close the political divide by a degree or two. Excuse me while I look to the South and give Bugenhagen a wink.
The way we choose to frame things is not reality. The way we frame things is often a reflection on how we would like to see things. However, if we don’t consider how the other side sees things while we are hoping for their cooperation, we usually just end up spinning our gears.
Our bed will be how we choose to make it.