Outside of the fact that Liz Cheney and I both recognize that Donald Trump is a criminal sociopath, I would be surprised to learn that she and I have anything in common in our political and philosophical reckoning.
Still, when I see memes like the one here, it makes me think how be good it would be for nation if she could gain traction in the Republican Party.
I’m afraid, however, that this is a pipedream. Until a) Trump is removed from the scene and b) enough time passes for the trauma he created to dissipate, there is no mechanism for a voice of reason to make any real headway in restoring sanity to the GOP.
Now, as a progressive, maybe that’s a good thing. As an American and citizen of the world however, it’s hard to watch an entire political party with tens of millions of adherents wallow in the cesspool they made.
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Canada as the 51st State?
Of course, this is not going to happen, for dozens of different reasons, but the author of the meme here does make an interesting point.
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The British People Don’t Care for Sociopaths like Trump
According to my observation, the UK has an electorate that is similar to that of the US in many ways, with its wealthy conservatives and its underclass. However, these is a significant difference in that almost everyone in the UK has a minimum standard of grace, class, good humor, charity, and honesty that is absent in many Americans.
Trump could no more become Prime Minister of England than he could become King.
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