Thursday, November 1, 2018

Political Debate Has Become Sectarianism?


If you've been paying attention to any degree about how our political dialog and debate has changed over the past decade, you may have realized lately that it's changed for the worse.

Just what does it mean about our nation's future when our politics has morphed from civil discussions in the past to an intense divisiveness across our nation today?

During the Obama Administration if any conservatives spoke up about what the president was doing policy wise to negatively impact the country, the media talking heads acted as though they couldn't understand why we were being so racist, or defended every move Obama made as justified and for the betterment of the country.

Then, when the "Whitelash" - as the self-proclaimed communist, Van Jones of CNN asserted - happened in the immediate post 2016 election that shocked the leftists when Donald Trump won over Crooked Hillary, the shift occurred ever so quickly' growing in fervor with every passing month.

For roughly eighteen months it was "Russian Collusion", then, when that didn't pan out well for the liberal/leftists, they shifted to calling Pres. Trump a "racist", "Hitler", you name it, on the issue of immigration. Now, with a man who despises the president's friendliness with Israel and kills 11 innocent Jews in their synagogue, they call him an Anti-Semite.

In two years, the level of hysteria and vitriol has intensified to the point of today's commentary on the major news outlets - the Democratic Party's messengers - has now become nothing but opinion against the president.

Recently, Tucker Carlson opened his show on this issue, and Liberty Video News posted this opening segment of video from it on their site in an article titled, Tucker Carlson: When Political Debate Goes Wrong. Knowing how Tucker speaks so quickly through the points he makes, it might behoove one to replay it a few times to catch all of what he's saying in this brief clip, and ponder it carefully.

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