Arnold to Trump: 'There are not two sides to bigotry.'

[ancianita]

I agree with this former California governor and child of an Austrian Nazi.

[TBA]

1. Intolerance of intolerance is not intolerance.

[ancianita]

2. Agreed. Exactly what Jesus would say.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

3. Will this be in tRump's Daily Briefing?

I certainly agree with Arnold, but seriously doubt if Trump ever sees anything negative about himself or his admin. From what I've read, his minions are scared to death to feed him anything in his twice-daily briefings that might dent his fragile narcissistic character.

Not sure who or what could really make any change in this man whatsoever. Easy enough to piss him off, though.

Sure feels good to vent, and hear others vent.

PS: Love the quote at bottom of your post.

[ancianita]

4. I'm glad that antifa know the difference between what feels good and what does good.

Thanks for the PS. We need to live as if it's really true.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

5. Strange, though.

Reading your post title (great line!), it occurred to me this is the first President I can recall where so many common folk feel the only way to get through to him is by infuriating him. It's partly as a feel-good game, but mostly because we feel he is totally unreachable for the working people's body politic, including through Congress. That's very unhealthy for our nation.

They say Lincoln let folks wonder in the White House out of the street. Obviously impossible today, but this crew is ridiculous, as if they reside in a castle with a moat.

Amen, on that fragile web of life. See Houston!

[mdbl]

6. Well Arnold,

maybe it's time to rethink your party choices? trump is only there because of other fellow repuglicans.

[ancianita]

7. Then again it's good to have a Republican promote conscience in his party, yes?

[mdbl]

8. where repugs are concerned, the glass will always be half empty

how many centuries will we have to wait for the other lame-brain repugs to get a clue?